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"plutonium" poems
Earned under great spell of segregation, With luster grand and blinding glimmers of false hope, Standing like Trajan over his land, twice the spoils of war. We must now thwart the hatred, We must now look our brothers in the skin and decide if we can shoot them in the mouth. Where lies the liberty in mysticism? Why is this culture facilitating our schism, And how now will we draw our party lines, or be done with them for a line in the sand? Let us not fold in the face of dictatorship.
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Mar 4, 2016
Mar 4, 2016 at 7:52 AM UTC
Donald Trump's Plutonium Crown.
I can feel you, radiating unto me. Love and pain, we go unseen. You're my plutonium, my queen. I'm nothing, a dying **** maybe. Pull me up, roots and all please. In the hole, plant a seed. Watch it grow, watch it bleed. Heal its wounds, make it believe, then toss it aside, when it becomes a **** like me.
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Oct 22, 2014
Oct 22, 2014 at 10:29 PM UTC
****
Still alone We are not Maybe Titan All we got Mine our way Barge ore back Build a bridge Plutonium tack Ceramic sails On solar wind Terminal shock Butterflies pinned On orbital ellipses ‘Gainst starry drops Spun light and dark Like judgment tops Spendthrift starfish Regenerate limbs From primal screams That eat our sins
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Oct 17, 2013
Oct 17, 2013 at 12:27 AM UTC
Starfish Prime
invisible isotopes gently rain down onto the chins of infants we whisk them away with soft kisses tiny irradiated dust flakes float onto boutonniereless lapels we brush them off with fresh carnations Oak leaves blown from denuding limbs by soft puffs of radioactive plumes are shaken from our door mats green grass sprinkled with Strontium 90 is mowed and mixed into our compost piles the pristine waters of March are laced with uranium tainted iodine it coolly slakes our piqued thirst the rouge rose gilded with a golden plush of soft plutonium is plucked to adorn late evening dinner tables and exchanged by sweethearts as amorous gestures of resignation between condemned lovers Oakland 3/28/11 jbm
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Nov 5, 2011
Nov 5, 2011 at 9:27 PM UTC
A Gilded Rose
That Spring afternoon of my Upper-Middler year at Andover, I had just spoken with G. G. Benedict, the man who controlled, in effect, at which college you would matriculate. Columbia and Yale were at the top of my list. "Fine, fine, Tod. You've done very well here," he said. That evening, every student found a place to sit in George Washington Hall auditorium. Oppenheimer was to speak. I sat in the balcony, but I could see the man well. He looked as though he might have been around plutonium too long. Gaunt, pale, he began speaking. I cannot remember a single word he said that evening, but I will never forget the portentous feeling that came over me:  DREAD (or should I say "dead"?) Over half a century after Oppenheimer's speech, humanity sits precariously on the cusp of extinction. A hydrogen bomb is 1,000 times more powerful than the atomic bombs we dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and there are thousand of hydrogen bombs we know about on Earth presently, not just the two atomic bombs Oppenheimer had. If only one hydrogen bomb accidentally explodes, scientists say that explosion will be enough to cause "Nuclear Winter." The sky around Earth will grow so dark that sunlight will not be able to penetrate it;  thus, nothing will be able to grow and we will all starve to death. Every living creation on Earth will die. I think Oppenheimer, as smart as he was, knew, at least subconsciously, he had lit the fuse to inevitable annihilation of all living things. TOD HOWARD HAWKS
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Apr 27, 2023
Apr 27, 2023 at 4:03 AM UTC
OPPENHEIMER SPOKE TO US
That Spring afternoon of my Upper-Middler year at Andover, I had just spoken with G. G. Benedict, the man who controlled, in effect, at which college you would matriculate. Columbia and Yale were at the top of my list. "Fine, fine, Tod. You've done very well here," he said. That evening, every student found a place to sit in George Washington Hall auditorium. Oppenheimer was to speak. I sat in the balcony, but I could see the man well. He looked as though he might have been around plutonium too long. Gaunt, pale, he began speaking. I cannot remember a single word he said that evening, but I will never forget the portentous feeling that came over me:  DREAD (or should I say "dead"?) Over half a century after Oppenheimer's speech, humanity sits precariously on the cusp of extinction. A hydrogen bomb is 1,000 times more powerful than the atomic bombs we dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and there are thousand of hydrogen bombs we know about on Earth presently, not just the two atomic bombs Oppenheimer had. If only one hydrogen bomb accidentally explodes, scientists say that explosion will be enough to cause "Nuclear Winter." The sky around Earth will grow so dark that sunlight will not be able to penetrate it;  thus, nothing will be able to grow and we will all starve to death. Every living creation on Earth will die. I think Oppenheimer, as smart as he was, knew, at least subconsciously, he had lit the fuse to inevitable annihilation of all living things. TOD HOWARD HAWKS
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do you ever start chinking away breaking, cracking the stone, hard mineral, steel cold barrier of your heart so it'd be impossible for someone else to do it for you? white wine pungent, soft clinking glass against an empty chasm sunlight hard wood draped in sleeping veneer. cascading drapes against violet dark stagnant bruised skin left alone and slowly freezing over. smoke leaking through whispering dry lips chapped with desert words lack of moisture creating canyons hidden inside desperate mouths. it's breaking like a frozen over ashy, navy, drowning lake. my own fault, i always start breaking my own heart. my own form of life insurance. it's fogged over like a magnifying glass, cracking across the two foot surface because the strangled fish can't breathe under all the permafrost and ice. i'm waiting impatiently for summer; i hate this cold.
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 1:39 AM UTC
Plutonium, Terbium, Uranium.
I’ve been thinking about hands a lot lately and how fingerprints are like permanent, foreshadowing tree rings etched onto our beings; I wonder if the number of rings on my palms have any correlation to the number of years I’ll live or the number of years he’ll live or the number of years that she lived. I’ve been thinking a lot about         life lines        and        heart lines and if there is any stock to be found in palmistry; I wonder how my fate line got to be so muddled with my luck line.   I see my life the way a clairvoyant would: in cut-up and choppy strips of film— I should have seen the omens, I should have read the smoke signals, I should have recognized the cards. Act One began on a waning crescent moon and continued until its gluttonous belly had swollen with light; I thought to myself that craniums made of gallium often melt the quickest, that blood filled with plutonium often flows the slowest.  I would have given my body up to the pathologist free of charge, would have let him dig his hands into my entrails for some sort of divination, some sort of revelation— I was never told to beware the Ides of June nor the Kalends of November. Act Two began with the birth of Jack Frost and has been continuing without intermission for the past four celestial cycles; I thought to myself that heart valves made of sodium polyacrylate often love the most, that sinkholes disguised as fingertips often feel the deepest.  He whispered in my ear cliched words about not believing in God, but how I made him feel blessed, and in that moment I knew he was the oneiromantic being that had been shadowing my dreams since 1996— I guess you could say that, sometimes, I believe in love. There is an art to fortune-telling there is an art to hands there is an art to bones there is an art to dreams, and over the years, I have found them coinciding more often than not.  In my sleep, in notebooks, in irises, in mirrors, in poetry, in small little sighs. I do not know if I believe in fate or destiny, in God, in auras, or in the Blood Moon Prophecy, but I do know that I believe in you.  I find myself writing sappy verses and smelling your shirts and I do not know if it is because I miss you or if it is because I’m bored or if they’ve somehow                        mergedintothesamething.   I’ve been wondering a lot lately about where you show up on my hands; about where he showed up and where she showed up.  I want to know which lines bisect and which lines fall short; I want to know if the resemblance between         mother        and         daughter continues into that of my palm lines.  I want to know if my life line matches hers and if my heart line is even worth giving away— find me in your crystal ball, make me your sacrificed animal, look for my body in the stars, and we will know that         it was all made to be.
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May 2, 2014
May 2, 2014 at 7:02 PM UTC
Haruspex
I’ve been thinking about hands a lot lately and how fingerprints are like permanent, foreshadowing tree rings etched onto our beings; I wonder if the number of rings on my palms have any correlation to the number of years I’ll live or the number of years he’ll live or the number of years that she lived. I’ve been thinking a lot about         life lines        and        heart lines and if there is any stock to be found in palmistry; I wonder how my fate line got to be so muddled with my luck line.   I see my life the way a clairvoyant would: in cut-up and choppy strips of film— I should have seen the omens, I should have read the smoke signals, I should have recognized the cards. Act One began on a waning crescent moon and continued until its gluttonous belly had swollen with light; I thought to myself that craniums made of gallium often melt the quickest, that blood filled with plutonium often flows the slowest.  I would have given my body up to the pathologist free of charge, would have let him dig his hands into my entrails for some sort of divination, some sort of revelation— I was never told to beware the Ides of June nor the Kalends of November. Act Two began with the birth of Jack Frost and has been continuing without intermission for the past four celestial cycles; I thought to myself that heart valves made of sodium polyacrylate often love the most, that sinkholes disguised as fingertips often feel the deepest.  He whispered in my ear cliched words about not believing in God, but how I made him feel blessed, and in that moment I knew he was the oneiromantic being that had been shadowing my dreams since 1996— I guess you could say that, sometimes, I believe in love. There is an art to fortune-telling there is an art to hands there is an art to bones there is an art to dreams, and over the years, I have found them coinciding more often than not.  In my sleep, in notebooks, in irises, in mirrors, in poetry, in small little sighs. I do not know if I believe in fate or destiny, in God, in auras, or in the Blood Moon Prophecy, but I do know that I believe in you.  I find myself writing sappy verses and smelling your shirts and I do not know if it is because I miss you or if it is because I’m bored or if they’ve somehow                        mergedintothesamething.   I’ve been wondering a lot lately about where you show up on my hands; about where he showed up and where she showed up.  I want to know which lines bisect and which lines fall short; I want to know if the resemblance between         mother        and         daughter continues into that of my palm lines.  I want to know if my life line matches hers and if my heart line is even worth giving away— find me in your crystal ball, make me your sacrificed animal, look for my body in the stars, and we will know that         it was all made to be.
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What if We were reincarnated? I was the plutonium bombs, I was everywhere to be found, Burned like stars in the northern sky; Yet my walls were too high And my insecurity was too deep, For I was so difficult to be created! And you, You were the uranium bombs, You were the rare atom, of one in a million. The one that I had been searching for, To create a massive fusion for us two. And together We could create the hydrogen bombs And explode the whole world With our love But yet, We were too toxic, Too destructive for each other, That we keep hurting our bodies; Roaming through the sky, Just to sacrifice ourselves in the land of earth, As to die and to be killed, As if we were never destined for each other. -a.d
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Nov 26, 2016
Nov 26, 2016 at 1:17 PM UTC
Atomic Bomb
A is for atom Rotten to the core Melting down below the ground just outside the door Where presidents and statesman continue to play with hot core rods in a box of sand forgetting where they've buried them From Kazakhstan to New York they walk away and wipe their hands Now all young boys like hot apple pie but uranium cake is hotter and those who've tasted such elation will tell you that it's nearly sinful the way the warmth slowly infil- -trates you to the bone Hear! Hear! A noble cheer for the best warm dish served in years... Soviet meltdown in hot sause There's a piece for brother and sister and you There's a piece for mom and dad who chatter in the parlour like a geiger counter going mad Now the nuclear family eats plutonium pie and triple scoop reactor splits melt and drip from every bodies spoon Cheer noble! Good men! Cheer noble! Please stand tall solicit applause Cheer noble!! You'll get your rewards and your just deserts with a noble cheer CANDU!!! Roosty
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Feb 2, 2017
Feb 2, 2017 at 10:07 AM UTC
Chernobyl
Outta sight, outta mind. An eye for an eye. Walmart, Sobeys obey the ****** man Circled up family clan Noises from a familiar land Castles of torture for our souls Silver, Gold, and Mercury, and Plutonium, Sodium, Potassium mold On stands held tight by weakening hands They lead you along a path far away from Truth locked away in the Promise Land. Up in our heads, in our thoughts, the higher self will lead the way, Never to be left on a shelf Take it down for daily dissection Self-Righteous freedom of introspection Mothersoul sitting on the ties of the railroad, Looking down the path to his homeland. Birdys and net turkey stuffing you can bet.
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Dec 5, 2011
Dec 5, 2011 at 8:16 PM UTC
outta sight
Old poisons bake from the soil; Pluto, underworld god, pitches Plutonium, god of dirt and death. What was it ****** cried -- Judische Physik? His lucky hate Kept Dybuk in the dust, The devil inside uranium. But, ****** left us behind: his U-Project, The creatures who salted Carthage.
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Aug 24, 2011
Aug 24, 2011 at 2:41 PM UTC
THE CREATURES WHO SALTED CARTHAGE
Of the thousand reasons there is no God… yet god lives in the thousand and First; humility Of all the Homos, One persists by feasting upon the Fruit of a Tree; Humanity! A human ***** full of Pride will ignore that which sharks abide; the LAW And ‘God struck down upon the deck while Atheism commands all Ahoo and knows the flaw. Man adorned with all Its accoutrements of flaked flint and purified plutonium submits to the Universe Man thinks He creates until the noose of Its laws ‘round His neck persists To all God’s creatures past present and future there is one dubious Gift; Sentience Whose edge is but one of a pair and threatens the user with that ‘other edge’; Common sense God in his omnipotence stands all alone despite what demons, angels lambs and fishes Plan So He creates a Tree to tempt His dust to rise and contemplate the distance between He and Man If man is truly God’s image writ tolerably small then what is man without a notion of humility at all? He is ‘god’ with the power of an infant in tantrum’s fit with Entropy standing ready to swallow all of It.
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Feb 5, 2014
Feb 5, 2014 at 9:32 AM UTC
The Extinction of Humility
Gentle plutonium flows through a cloud soaked sky. The next breath is somewhere in the air all around me. I cannot catch it I inhale the scent of a city to exhale the circular lengths of lost civilizations held together by faceless, mindless tycoons and machine-gun fire. Like the phosphorous spark of distant fireflies, words stirring like chemicals to flash in unison. So what is this now? A cerulean tempo limited alone by the accidental pausing of an instant? Stutter of the clock. or these hidden iron beats hammering rhythms into my soiled heart. Touch of an infinity blood flow with a pinch of glassy thoughts that dwell on stilts over a sea of miniature gods and hourglasses and TV sets and suicide beds. Streetlights in the windows talk but do not offer a final answer.
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 10:13 PM UTC
Stutter of the Clock
In area 51 they selected a large patch of desert for their nuclear tests! Fencing off the ground in a desolate spot where they estimated. The plutonium would come safely to rest the experts knew best! Many explosions were carried out in the fifties no public knew the truth! But one crucial fact about the contamination as it lay in the dirt! Worms were not bound by their fences so undermining their defences! How far would the plutonium have been taken transporting the lethal load? Birds to feeding on the worms in the earth what was their contribution? Too much secrecy and failed containment and tax dollars spent! It will end up destroying a once ****** earth what now are the experiments worth? The Foureyed Poet.
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Jul 1, 2012
Jul 1, 2012 at 10:44 AM UTC
51!
You stood in the limelight before a shaft of blazing luminescence emitted from the zenith positioned matrix of all energy The brightness illuminated your radiant countenance as blackness enveloped around your structures as in a early baroque by Rembrandt Your form was made from the finest materials But your representatives stood in defiance going beyond their eroded gardens and trampled vegetation and beast underfoot; even defecated plutonium in my backyard and belched various gases in my face Luxury is still your ideology; all to sure in obtaining unlimited resources You are still heavily consuming the best still maintaining the frivolous notion that all is well never anticipating that time passes into the future The shaft of blazing sunlight has insidiously been replaced by a blinding interrogation lamp as darkness licks at your morals and creeps upon your very being small cracks are now being discovered upon your once lovely face No longer can you obtain desirous riches as readily as options become minimized, while playing and bullying a winning serious game of monopoly against poor countries Panic is beginning to take hold as reality overcomes frivolity You are starting to run, you have already left one of your golden combat boots in Vietnam; later pirated black gold from Mesopotamia under perjury and severed our nation with the fascistic sword of xenophobia, and plundered the spirits, at home, and other innocent minorities unjustly And nationalised yourself from a continent to an island regressing into itself; homogenized into exceptionalism and the nervous propagandized gnashing of Caucasian teeth But doubtless to say there is no reason for a prince to save you because you have gotten too old, much too corporatised, too corrupted, too soon, too fast, YOU MUST SAVE YOURSELF!! And I know you can And I know you can be that lady with that beacon torch of hope...once...again And whence comes the nourishment of love that flourishes once more...
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Jan 3, 2016
Jan 3, 2016 at 6:58 PM UTC
America The Once Beautiful
You stood in the limelight before a shaft of blazing luminescence emitted from the zenith positioned matrix of all energy The brightness illuminated your radiant countenance as blackness enveloped around your structures as in a early baroque by Rembrandt Your form was made from the finest materials But your representatives stood in defiance going beyond their eroded gardens and trampled vegetation and beast underfoot; even defecated plutonium in my backyard and belched various gases in my face Luxury is still your ideology; all to sure in obtaining unlimited resources You are still heavily consuming the best still maintaining the frivolous notion that all is well never anticipating that time passes into the future The shaft of blazing sunlight has insidiously been replaced by a blinding interrogation lamp as darkness licks at your morals and creeps upon your very being small cracks are now being discovered upon your once lovely face No longer can you obtain desirous riches as readily as options become minimized, while playing and bullying a winning serious game of monopoly against poor countries Panic is beginning to take hold as reality overcomes frivolity You are starting to run, you have already left one of your golden combat boots in Vietnam; later pirated black gold from Mesopotamia under perjury and severed our nation with the fascistic sword of xenophobia, and plundered the spirits, at home, and other innocent minorities unjustly And nationalised yourself from a continent to an island regressing into itself; homogenized into exceptionalism and the nervous propagandized gnashing of Caucasian teeth But doubtless to say there is no reason for a prince to save you because you have gotten too old, much too corporatised, too corrupted, too soon, too fast, YOU MUST SAVE YOURSELF!! And I know you can And I know you can be that lady with that beacon torch of hope...once...again And whence comes the nourishment of love that flourishes once more...
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I'm subtle like an atomic bomb keep my words laid back and calm my heart is a glass grenade feel it crack when my love fades but still, I stayed but still, I stayed in this charade and built around a barricade you know I'd rather talk this out spent a decade to you devout by your side through the drought so quiet we would never shout but still, I doubt but still, I doubt the chosen route and if I'd prefer to go without (your tongue a jacketed hollow point we've never gone to bed angry... but regret, guilt, and empty sadness is a fragile yet different parallel) (I suspect my veins course with plutonium and uranium... I leak radioactive decay, my half-life disintegrating) there's a stillness when I explode for a moment, time is slowed you're in disbelief that I'd reload the same feelings, the same road but still, I bowed but still, I bowed to your code and stayed despite what you showed my atoms begin anew to divide no longer stable, can I abide I feel a part of me has died when to leave, I must decide but still, I cried but still, I cried by your side until the day I walked out in stride (your love is a weapon I've been held at gunpoint for so long... I never wanted to hurt you but I can't keep hurting myself, either)
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Sep 27, 2018
Sep 27, 2018 at 12:58 AM UTC
Fallout
What may it be? A critic or mass or both sown together within a sphere explosives around threatening? An angry oceans of heavy neutrons imploding, or, tell me, is it the amount of money for the majority to nuke the minorities from here to eternity? Is, critical, for now, (I am densely packed), a moral majority erupting to take all of our freedoms? Is Uranium or Plutonium being sold ; by my drug dealer? I mainlined something. Saw a trillion explosive stars, or was that just you, walking into the room?
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 7:35 PM UTC
Critical (M)ass
Composium ode to ye Symposium of conformity Stand up on thee podium for said colloquium. Oh please give me some ***** Or petroleum, maybe plutonium?
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Nov 23, 2020
Nov 23, 2020 at 11:03 PM UTC
Ye academy
You stood in the limelight before a shaft of blazing light emitted from the zenith positioned matrix of all energy The brightness illuminated your radiant countenance as blackness enveloped around your structures as in an early baroque by Rembrandt Your form was made from the finest materials But your representatives stood in greedy defiance going beyond their eroded gardens and trampled vegetation and beasts underfoot, even defeacated plutonium in my backyard and belched various gases in my face Luxury is your ideology, all too sure in obtaining unlimited resources You are still heavily consuming the best still maintaining the frivolous notion that all is well never anticipating that time passes into the future The shaft of blazing sunlight has insidiously been replaced by a blinding interrogation lamp as darkness licks at your morals and creeps upon your very being No longer can you obtain desirous things as readily as options become minimized Panic is beginning to take hold as reality overcomes frivolity You are starting to run, you have already left one of your expensive golden combat-boots in Vietnam; later pirated black gold from Mesopotamia under perjury But doubtless to say there is no reason for a prince to save you because you have gotten too old, much too corporatized, too corrupted, too soon, too fast, YOU MUST SAVE YOURSELF!! And I know you can And I know you can be that lady with that torch again...
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Sep 22, 2014
Sep 22, 2014 at 1:53 PM UTC
America the once Beautiful
the world is over the animals are dead. Left are the machinations of neutrality. Equilibrated entropy. Haunting the desert. The Brownian machines are dead after the ratchet of life broke all its teeth to the tool. Broke on dinner plates of all the energy in plutonium. The Greek gods were real and as jealous as was spoke .wanting back the mass taken from the quantum blips. no longer do things move forward. Progress is non meaning. Pushing back and forth in place the tricycle to an unlearned humanity. It all imploded all is implossive. My strings and nails crack and fall off together.
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Feb 22, 2015
Feb 22, 2015 at 5:35 PM UTC
Langoleering Sack People
Suicide is not an option Just a mental state of mind I'm always stuck in When people leak plutonium Into my lead Impenetrable Bubble Which also will double as my coffin
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Nov 9, 2013
Nov 9, 2013 at 11:04 PM UTC
Untitled
The trees used to sing with the wind before He got here. The salty ocean water would gently shush us all to sleep. Now that He’s here ships are sinking like our dreams: immediately. Ever since He arrived Candles no longer light the way, They burn bridges and build unimaginable walls in their wake. Plutonium is no longer radioactive. Radioactivity is relative. Everything now glows a sickly hue, brought on by His discolored rotting views. Air Earth Water Fire Aether The eternal marriage of Air and the Earth has faltered under the guise of conversion “therapy” Water has now made itself undrinkable to all but the chosen few. Fire is now Only Orange. The Aether is no longer empty. It is filled with all our memories. It is the only place for all of our bodies to go now that we’re bound for soot, inhabitable soil and eternal nuclear snow. Air Earth Water Fire Aether are now GreatAgainGreatAgainGreatAgainGreatAgainGreatAgain There are lots of avenues through history to travel down “again.” Many views of former greatness. Slavery Holocausts Massacres Cities Lost and it all starts with an immigration ban. Signed on the day remembering my dozens of dead family. My millions slaughtered endlessly. Here we are At the beginning. History supposedly repeats itself Let’s not let Him
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 8:57 PM UTC
What Has He Done?
Repetend gerent war ashes Laspe humanity plume the White heat lyre of Benu and Sin actuates titonomachia quarrelling Over the actinic lymph mother, Gaia Succumbing unto the familiar solstice Of Pandora's box wist' nights Ricketiness randan morn' curtail The nebulous clouds of lauded occidere Homeric laughter to stick in ones gizzard Sans the wraith brazen head to steal A march upon forty feeding like one On the vegetable lamb of Tartary Ridding annulment. ELEETE J MUIR
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Dec 21, 2017
Dec 21, 2017 at 6:17 PM UTC
Scotchescent Plutonium
I Plutonium, and you Cyanide Both poisonous at touch Yet, we each longed for a taste I dreamt deadly dreams, Of sweet Cyanide, Bubbling up my skin Rising up towards my neck And my only thought was, How pleasant And you You would speak highly of Plutonium Admiring it’s properties Knowledgeable of the damage it could cause But, not aware enough to care Eventually, we both met the same demise Choked out, Plutonium and Cyanide
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Jun 16, 2020
Jun 16, 2020 at 9:17 PM UTC
Chemical Reaction
Kings of Psyche! Teach us! How long must we **** from Mother's vein? How long must we mine! our memories to pebble? How long must we take! to build bridges?      Oh Prestigious Elite! You Diamond People! Did you see! the mushroom cloud? Did you see the fall! out from your towers? How did you sleep? among the rubble? How did you breathe? in this metal ocean? Reign on us your wealth Of Knowledge! Of Plutonium! and Pennies! Of Protection! and Principle! Of People! and Death! and Death! and Death? and Death? and Death? and Death? and Death? and Death? and Death?
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Aug 8, 2015
Aug 8, 2015 at 3:44 PM UTC
The Heavens