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bowling pin serenity   white and controlled everyone loves the separatism as it is encouraged and propagated revolution as a fad for **** right to buy, die, fry, and try skin-color guarantee Paul Mooney, “complection for protection” meaning my pigment protects me from what…. I experience the loss of loved ones to cancer and illness I suffer years of addiction and the lasting effects of liver damage I am poor, was raised in poverty my skin means nothing to the bill collectors or the tax man or the capitalist system do I not suffer the slow poisoning of industrialization of globalization infection rejection …… We all sit as slaves in this new America I just happen to be in the front of the bus
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
Human Race-ism
Silly, silly, silly me. To think I'm free, and that I'll be somebody? Silly, silly, silly me. You can't be free, and that's just it, All you are is 'somebody.' Some-body. "Some body." But that's not true! Look at Trostky and Lenin, Michael Myers and Lennon, The other Lennon. It's hard to differentiate in name and legacy, Because both Lennon's were revolutionaries, Marching around like the freshman from heaven. But neither believed they were the result of divine intervention in the affairs of man, Because this convention would threaten their worldview and beckon away their sanity... In the same way that the Pope or ****** let their divine vanity commit greater blasphemy and bring them future agony. Now neither Lennon nor Lenin came anywhere close to being men from Galilee, In fact they were more the men of the galaxy, Or at least, John was, with his peach fuzz beard and his belief that love is greater than fear. The other Lenin implemented the New Economic Policy, to starve the proletariat and start his revolution on an already hypocritical trend that would continue quite the same until the very end. And it proves something, does it not? Violence sends a message to no one but the instigator, Changing them to justify, and claim is wasn't misbehavior; But that's a lie, no idea of mine is worth the death of a human mind, And to pretend otherwise makes one delude themselves that they aren't an instigator, but an illustrator, Painting in the blood as if ****** makes an innovator. And for ****** there is no vindicator, Violence is an image breaker, Indulged in by poor imitators who think they're right, and the world is wrong. Unaware this makes them weak, not strong. Now John Lennon was the true revolutionary; Although he succumbed to violence, he veered away from it, even when it was necessary. He fought the war, and yes, the war did win, But at least he didn't cover his scars with artificial skin, Or deny his implicit wrongs as a result of all original sin. John Lennon used the word 'nigger' to the opposite effect. He used the word to trigger something bigger and correct, The wrong that seemed so propagated by the last colonial tide, Of which the other Lenin defected and took colonialism's side. John Lennon was Utopian and told us of a better world; He interjected definition, and caused old thoughts to curl away in fright, And bite the dust despite their might and past dominion of industrialism, It was a schism, and it still plagues us to this day. John Lennon understood we over-complicate way To Often. Silly, silly, silly me. To think I'm free, and that I'll be somebody? Silly, silly, silly me. You can't be free, and that's just it, All you are is 'somebody.' Some-body. "Some body." "Some body" is something, And some body can change the world.
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Sep 12, 2011
Sep 12, 2011 at 1:34 PM UTC
Some body.
Silly, silly, silly me. To think I'm free, and that I'll be somebody? Silly, silly, silly me. You can't be free, and that's just it, All you are is 'somebody.' Some-body. "Some body." But that's not true! Look at Trostky and Lenin, Michael Myers and Lennon, The other Lennon. It's hard to differentiate in name and legacy, Because both Lennon's were revolutionaries, Marching around like the freshman from heaven. But neither believed they were the result of divine intervention in the affairs of man, Because this convention would threaten their worldview and beckon away their sanity... In the same way that the Pope or ****** let their divine vanity commit greater blasphemy and bring them future agony. Now neither Lennon nor Lenin came anywhere close to being men from Galilee, In fact they were more the men of the galaxy, Or at least, John was, with his peach fuzz beard and his belief that love is greater than fear. The other Lenin implemented the New Economic Policy, to starve the proletariat and start his revolution on an already hypocritical trend that would continue quite the same until the very end. And it proves something, does it not? Violence sends a message to no one but the instigator, Changing them to justify, and claim is wasn't misbehavior; But that's a lie, no idea of mine is worth the death of a human mind, And to pretend otherwise makes one delude themselves that they aren't an instigator, but an illustrator, Painting in the blood as if ****** makes an innovator. And for ****** there is no vindicator, Violence is an image breaker, Indulged in by poor imitators who think they're right, and the world is wrong. Unaware this makes them weak, not strong. Now John Lennon was the true revolutionary; Although he succumbed to violence, he veered away from it, even when it was necessary. He fought the war, and yes, the war did win, But at least he didn't cover his scars with artificial skin, Or deny his implicit wrongs as a result of all original sin. John Lennon used the word 'nigger' to the opposite effect. He used the word to trigger something bigger and correct, The wrong that seemed so propagated by the last colonial tide, Of which the other Lenin defected and took colonialism's side. John Lennon was Utopian and told us of a better world; He interjected definition, and caused old thoughts to curl away in fright, And bite the dust despite their might and past dominion of industrialism, It was a schism, and it still plagues us to this day. John Lennon understood we over-complicate way To Often. Silly, silly, silly me. To think I'm free, and that I'll be somebody? Silly, silly, silly me. You can't be free, and that's just it, All you are is 'somebody.' Some-body. "Some body." "Some body" is something, And some body can change the world.
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It’s been a long day I’m sitting in the recovery room, waiting for a late evening case to start The PACU nurses tend to two patients at opposing sides of the room Familiar cacophony of sounds – monitors softly speaking, informing the staff about their charges Heartbeat, pulse oximeter timbre, quiet respiratory alarm It’s my 7th case, I’m starting to fade The sounds are relaxing, soothing. All is well Suddenly I hear the disconjugate beeps of the two heart monitors Draw together, until For just a few precious seconds These two total strangers Completely unaware of one another Share a pulse – their hearts beating in perfect sync – the two sounds indistinguishable A beautifully symmetrical moment, almost lost In the next second, as if it hadn’t happened, their hearts diverge - once more strangers one to one another unaware of an incredibly intimate moment shared Sitting there, waiting for the case I imagine An instant in the course of history Where, for one fleeting breath, Humanity’s rhythm converged Billions of hearts in time, a nerve impulse propagated across the planet before scattering to the winds A potent event, possibly one of many that even In our modern world, still remains in the mystical
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Dec 2, 2013
Dec 2, 2013 at 12:39 AM UTC
On call, waiting for the last surgery to start
I have to prove this tonight. Mind over matter. Thought is sharper than any knife, and moves faster than any bullet. Thought leaves the body at 10,000 signals per second, if propagated correctly it goes directly to who you send it to. It grabs friends along the way. Friends who want to **** for you. They will hang out around the target and then actually go into others and into the target. They can take over cells, thought, and well being. I am sending them tonight. In a few moments I will release these white stallions to trample and to bite the backs of the dark ones who travail in the shadows. No hiding. I know the routes to send them. There will be a lot of friends. The good spirits that are beaten down and awaiting their bodies to finish the dying process. They are in purgatory. I help them, and they are thankful for me, as I am thankful for them. I hope they are more gentle this time...I truly do.
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Mar 15, 2022
Mar 15, 2022 at 10:42 PM UTC
cRaFT
What are we to make of one lifetime? Any given lifetime? Is there a goal for everyone? If there is, clearly each goal is not necessarily the same as all the others, though it might be the same, or at least similar to, one or more than one. If there is no goal to any of them, then what is the reason we live? That would be nihilism. Why, in fact, has the human race propagated for untold millennia? In some respects, human life has evolved progressively positively, but in many other respects, it has devolved disastrously. The way each one of us has lived our lives is a function, I believe, of whether we were loved enough, if at all. If we live a loveless life from conception onward, we wind up unconsciously compensating for the emotional dearth we have suffered by accruing wealth, achieving fame, aggrandizing power. If we look at the 3,400 years of recorded history, there have been exponential advances in warfare, but humanistically relatively few by comparison. As of 2023, there are 10,000 diseases that can and do afflict us, but only 500 cures for the ones to which we fall victim. We have been fighting countless wars against our fellow man and killing millions and millions and millions of them, but discovering an exiguous number of cures for illnesses that often **** us. Why this gross, this grotesque, disparity? And we now find ourselves on the cusp of extinction from catastrophic climate change and the existential threat of nuclear holocaust. So, are we here on Earth simply and inexorably to destroy it and all its living creations? Or are we going to have soon enough a worldwide epiphany:  to begin and never stop realizing that first we all need to be loved to love others;  that there is but one land, one sea, one sky, one people;  that the boundaries that now divides us are not on maps, but in out minds and hearts;  that while we live on a small planet, it is big enough for all of us if only we are first loved so we can then love all others. TOD HOWARD HAWKS
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Jul 22, 2023
Jul 22, 2023 at 12:59 AM UTC
A HUMAN LIFE
What are we to make of one lifetime? Any given lifetime? Is there a goal for everyone? If there is, clearly each goal is not necessarily the same as all the others, though it might be the same, or at least similar to, one or more than one. If there is no goal to any of them, then what is the reason we live? That would be nihilism. Why, in fact, has the human race propagated for untold millennia? In some respects, human life has evolved progressively positively, but in many other respects, it has devolved disastrously. The way each one of us has lived our lives is a function, I believe, of whether we were loved enough, if at all. If we live a loveless life from conception onward, we wind up unconsciously compensating for the emotional dearth we have suffered by accruing wealth, achieving fame, aggrandizing power. If we look at the 3,400 years of recorded history, there have been exponential advances in warfare, but humanistically relatively few by comparison. As of 2023, there are 10,000 diseases that can and do afflict us, but only 500 cures for the ones to which we fall victim. We have been fighting countless wars against our fellow man and killing millions and millions and millions of them, but discovering an exiguous number of cures for illnesses that often **** us. Why this gross, this grotesque, disparity? And we now find ourselves on the cusp of extinction from catastrophic climate change and the existential threat of nuclear holocaust. So, are we here on Earth simply and inexorably to destroy it and all its living creations? Or are we going to have soon enough a worldwide epiphany:  to begin and never stop realizing that first we all need to be loved to love others;  that there is but one land, one sea, one sky, one people;  that the boundaries that now divides us are not on maps, but in out minds and hearts;  that while we live on a small planet, it is big enough for all of us if only we are first loved so we can then love all others. TOD HOWARD HAWKS
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Reality, illusions, conscious perception. Equality, happiness for all, utilitarianism, or self-focus. Importance for everything, or the lack thereof. Deliberate decisions, everyone shaping the future or Superfluous turn-points, life guided by predetermination propagated. Soulmates, eternal love, a so-called twin flame. Life partners through all, flawless understanding, love, creation, companionship. Progress on a local scale, exceeding bounds in technology. Communication, resources, tools for survival. Religion, evolution, externally guided creation. Proof, support, faith, tradition. Heaven, hades, oblivion. Finite or forever. Purpose or irrelevance.
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 2:10 AM UTC
Musings on Meanings
Though he counted himself brave, she saw teardrops rolling down his eyes that could be interpreted in many ways perhaps on the plight of human life in this planet, makes him sympathise. "Brave heart, don't grieve" he heard her whisper, "Don't see life merely as a balance sheet of profit and loss, just in terms of money. It's a system human mind created for mere transaction of commodities, emotions clothed in flesh and blood, you are ideas too, that have mind and limbs, that touches lives, moves the world, you can't walk in the reverse, Never. Be what you were once, you've made history as well as mistakes, as a tree you've borne fruits propagated your seeds, satiated the demands, and alas, littered the surroundings with dead leaves and rotten fruits, that stink. **"Brave heart, nothing is perfect, nothing lasts, it's within the complex cosmic design, that's all"**
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May 29, 2013
May 29, 2013 at 11:45 AM UTC
All within the cosmic plan of things
*Thou shall not **** is pretty much a tenet at the temple Listening to dhamma talks, trying to digest and Perhaps be a better/not so ignorant being Along come you, master or mistress of annoyance I can’t tell, your looks deceive I suppose my black jeans must have been The attractive factor And the cool comfort of the a/c and The close proximity of us humans Of course you came, you love it Well to be fair, you love blood, right? But seriously at any other place I’d do away with you with a slap and or Maybe a heavy blow But come on, this is where The Buddha’s teachings are propagated If temptation is your thing, you’ve chosen the right place You know what, I’ll ignore you and who knows, it could be bliss Really, what do you do, Oh Master of Zen? Do you intentionally **** the annoying vermin or Tolerate it and let it **** your blood In front of you and just scratch the itch later? Oh Master! Oh Dilemma! *Thou shall not **** I know! I know!
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Jul 20, 2013
Jul 20, 2013 at 1:32 AM UTC
Annoyance in the Place of Zen
She came from nowhere, mouse-like quiet At first we thought it’s just a trick But soon her powers were dark like night We saw her strength cut to the quick. Covidia came from foreign lands But traveled fast with power and speed And she was subtle with sneaky hands She quickly knew our wants and needs. Some ignored her presence here And chose to be aloof and brave They would never express their fear Freedom was their cry to save. Others feared with cautious worry And wanted to precautions take At first we thought there is no hurry But soon we rippled in her wake. Covidia forced a change in life Restrictions limit what we do Isolation and the daily strife Removed the things we thought we knew. She swept away our social life She caused our isolation She propagated grief and strife A plague upon our nation. Many chose to ignore her power And haughty would proclaim beliefs But on the deathbed they did cower And beg for peace and just relief. Respect her and her powers now She’s ruled us for some time But slowly we will find out how To stop her on a dime. A normal life returns someday Covidia will be lost Never forget the price we’ve paid The death and all the cost.
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Jan 24, 2021
Jan 24, 2021 at 10:11 PM UTC
Covidia
Assertion Clammed-up On the relay Second guessing The shrunken head Of old therapies The clock says It's time To nod off Greet the morn With withered fist Rationalised fury Trying to Replace the Pimply face Of ****** Angst baseless in Content On the tether Of just another Addiction in a Succession Of spiritual Vices perpetuated By the nonchalant Visage of a world Uncaring In derision From calloused hands Caused by Hard work With little or no Monetary avail Hand to mouth Foot in mouth Hand on crotch Crotch saddle sore What's the point Of a worn-down point Dull but Double-edged Just to prove The sword of Damocles Is still hanging Over the head Of your enemies Who pop Their heads Up over The hedgerows Like pictures In a shooting gallery At the carnival of A battlefield distant Filled with relics Of another Dead-end Ill-purposed war Of the worlds floating On the crest of Mine-dotted airwaves Prompting viewers To drown negativity And to salvage The positive A broadcast from Bipolar formats In living colour Double-edged Double-standards Double-dealing Double-meaning Double-minded Double-jeopardy Double-trouble Double your money Doppelganger leading Double life All propagated in Double-time Best Double your efforts And tune out!
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 1:42 PM UTC
Double Your Efforts & Tune Out
Go on, file a paper, make an imaginary notice of imaginary things, and build on this a physical entity.   See how deaf the masses will go, from hearing the Latin tongue: parchment, and paper, tomes of dust and sand.   Make a rule because you can, and cement again the fetters, our fathers and mothers cleft in twain.   Ireland is still an English land, while English law remains.   Tories breed like rabbits, so don't ask me what's wrong, why you're unsatisfied with your oppression, why enough is never enough, till the colonial fetish is propagated, into every heart and mind there, worked deep into the furrows of our holy ground.   Will you never have done? Are you not content with your own misery, without inflicting it on others? Is it not enough to be in chains, but to love and ****** those chains?    Oh mighty sculptors of our race, chip chip away and see what's left.
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 4:50 PM UTC
More oil in a deep well
wilting, every seed is a perennial flower- roots embedded within aortic dreams; bursting dandelions are just defined weeds. we're not compost, just pawns of propagated watering cans, soaking in messages so malevolent that eugenics becomes an assimilation heuristic. seven-billion shells in six summers of no shade, six winters of dancing with devils and self hate, six seasons of victims hating the victims just the same. sharing a garden-bed to enrich each other's soil, fallen petals call for tearful hymns, not a body count.
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Feb 19, 2017
Feb 19, 2017 at 8:22 PM UTC
perennial
Gallantry badge stitched to rotting cloth as the skin sinks and the bones fade and the love made is left to reek the bed where sexless wife and lonely daughter    Lay their head's arrest. In due time they both tan, sag and crackle Under weight of the sun. That dizzy cyclops that roped forth homecoming boats and ships stands five years from being defunct; rusted to the hue of a coppice and hardly the attraction it once was But oh well— sighs the sailor, too old and bankrupt to care for approaching poverty— the money has been made and my life spent For others (his Sister, his Niece, his Brother) They lack the ability to sigh; the closest they get is the occasional stormy wind that cracks the surface, blows through their teeth resembling a crooked lullaby, Revolves the bullet lodged in their skull; O occasional stormy rain that beshrews the water clogging their lungs and, in due time, The leaking muck that’ll pluck and sharply snap inward the casketwood-- directly against the bullet gathhering mold in their heart-- Their souls have been spent. One less soldier wouldn't have changed a thing (The result was a certainty propagated    as a contingency) And if G-d bare'd witness his eyes no longer sting,   His grievances had and his puppets dead Following a suffering in his name. If Thy Kingdom holds true They bare witness now to the lighthouse In it's chipping hue, it's trivial dock and visitor Silhouettes— All held in place and burning; They disfigure Under weight of the sun.
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Aug 12, 2019
Aug 12, 2019 at 2:58 PM UTC
Victims upon The Beach
Gallantry badge stitched to rotting cloth as the skin sinks and the bones fade and the love made is left to reek the bed where sexless wife and lonely daughter    Lay their head's arrest. In due time they both tan, sag and crackle Under weight of the sun. That dizzy cyclops that roped forth homecoming boats and ships stands five years from being defunct; rusted to the hue of a coppice and hardly the attraction it once was But oh well— sighs the sailor, too old and bankrupt to care for approaching poverty— the money has been made and my life spent For others (his Sister, his Niece, his Brother) They lack the ability to sigh; the closest they get is the occasional stormy wind that cracks the surface, blows through their teeth resembling a crooked lullaby, Revolves the bullet lodged in their skull; O occasional stormy rain that beshrews the water clogging their lungs and, in due time, The leaking muck that’ll pluck and sharply snap inward the casketwood-- directly against the bullet gathhering mold in their heart-- Their souls have been spent. One less soldier wouldn't have changed a thing (The result was a certainty propagated    as a contingency) And if G-d bare'd witness his eyes no longer sting,   His grievances had and his puppets dead Following a suffering in his name. If Thy Kingdom holds true They bare witness now to the lighthouse In it's chipping hue, it's trivial dock and visitor Silhouettes— All held in place and burning; They disfigure Under weight of the sun.
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He sculpted reality Shifted melted metal To shape a better world The hand of man She sculpted flesh Growing cells Pygmalion of the womb Suckling and nurturing A newborn He made madness Mimicking solar explosions Destruction Death She gave birth To generations Yet veneration Was given to the masculine Man made god a male The progeny turned upon The progenitor Male propagated pain Female yielded the fruit of life In all forms of adaptation Though I reject gender division In societies expectations I would prefer a female god Giving birth To the damning male model Condemning all those who live on This beautifully evolved Earth
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 8:52 AM UTC
Untitled
The wind whispers its song in my ears Like the leaves of a cherry blossom Gently touching against my face. The light comforts the place of your hands Like the soft feel of rose petals With the alluring scent residue. The warmth seeps into my mind Where the thoughts of you are properly propagated, The love I feel in my heart Is nurtured by the beautiful portrait that is you.
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May 19, 2016
May 19, 2016 at 6:44 PM UTC
The beauty of a rose...
Propagated footfalls build a steady rhythm. The path filed down The grass and dirt are beaten No one treads lightly. In defense, Stones emerge unburied – revealed, emerged, appeared, Rising into shoes. The rubber always stomps the trail out. The end Off in the distance can Shut out the world but don’t Let the journey be overshadowed
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Dec 28, 2013
Dec 28, 2013 at 2:29 AM UTC
Beaten Trails
There is a trip one can take to a place called Apologetic. At this destination regret is the norm, Lamentations are fashionable, and apologies in high demand. In this place contemplation is all the rage, Reflective thought is du jour, and repentance is propagated. I can attest, testify, or bear witness if you will, That such a place exists! I have been there countless of times! I can certainly certify! Or perhaps... You have been there yourself already? In which case you can corroborate what I say is true!
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Aug 4, 2015
Aug 4, 2015 at 11:12 AM UTC
The Guilt Trip to Apologetic
*You've healed me in more ways than any drug could... sealed most of the cracks on my broken heart without leaving spaces like an artist does fine pottery you've freed my chains and rescued me from self-slavery but still stretched and touched the depths none could ever reach... restored the courage that I once possessed... and made a man out of that little boy I was I'm a knight in shining armour overcoming my wars because of you, you've showed me the roads I never knew existed exposed a spectral beauty of the world I could never see and rescued me from totally drowning in fantasy You've helped reality and I come to terms after a long time and seasoned my happy poems with spices of rhythm and rhyme you've helped me cross the many unstable bridges and to the broken doors of opportunity nailed new and stronger hinges you've brought an aura of peace to my soul, the moon and the stars I'm bleeding naught in love for most of my wounds are scars you've loved me even better than my mother did firmly held my hand and led me out of the dark caves I was hid and propagated a light finer than all illumination,even the sun you've given me wings and even cautioned me not to burn like Icarus did fatally flying too close to the magnetic sun you've taken my heart, filled every canyon and gaping hole and I'm remorseful for believing the broken don't whole you've showed me kindness above the good Samaritan level connected the island I was to the landmass of your affection and kicked out the cold of loneliness with warmth and real attention like no one could,above all you've fostered my survival you've heard the loud whimper in the silence of my shout and answered my questions beyond the point of doubt you're the Angel even those in paradise wish they can be sadly the universe and destiny sit right between you and me albeit I can't savour your seemingly sweet scent, my heaven sent you have always felt closer to me than any attire of mine for your kindness sparkles brighter than any star will ever shine and you're beyond the normal lass in any lad's dream yet this isn't close to being the reason I love you,creme del a creme my love for you is beyond the measure of human reasons beyond mortal seasons, and what's more?my love's incapable of treason*
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Apr 24, 2016
Apr 24, 2016 at 4:23 AM UTC
Above and Beyond
*You've healed me in more ways than any drug could... sealed most of the cracks on my broken heart without leaving spaces like an artist does fine pottery you've freed my chains and rescued me from self-slavery but still stretched and touched the depths none could ever reach... restored the courage that I once possessed... and made a man out of that little boy I was I'm a knight in shining armour overcoming my wars because of you, you've showed me the roads I never knew existed exposed a spectral beauty of the world I could never see and rescued me from totally drowning in fantasy You've helped reality and I come to terms after a long time and seasoned my happy poems with spices of rhythm and rhyme you've helped me cross the many unstable bridges and to the broken doors of opportunity nailed new and stronger hinges you've brought an aura of peace to my soul, the moon and the stars I'm bleeding naught in love for most of my wounds are scars you've loved me even better than my mother did firmly held my hand and led me out of the dark caves I was hid and propagated a light finer than all illumination,even the sun you've given me wings and even cautioned me not to burn like Icarus did fatally flying too close to the magnetic sun you've taken my heart, filled every canyon and gaping hole and I'm remorseful for believing the broken don't whole you've showed me kindness above the good Samaritan level connected the island I was to the landmass of your affection and kicked out the cold of loneliness with warmth and real attention like no one could,above all you've fostered my survival you've heard the loud whimper in the silence of my shout and answered my questions beyond the point of doubt you're the Angel even those in paradise wish they can be sadly the universe and destiny sit right between you and me albeit I can't savour your seemingly sweet scent, my heaven sent you have always felt closer to me than any attire of mine for your kindness sparkles brighter than any star will ever shine and you're beyond the normal lass in any lad's dream yet this isn't close to being the reason I love you,creme del a creme my love for you is beyond the measure of human reasons beyond mortal seasons, and what's more?my love's incapable of treason*
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He was born in a log cabin Faces lots of hardship from his childhood He works in the farm after school to help his parent He was a man of truth and honesty He became a man of honour A man full of reputation and dignity A man who wage many wars which would have prolonged slavery A man who propagated the end of slavery today He tells the truth and yet people never wanted the truth He cares and love the masses yet they loose faith in him As a great Man he never stop his good deeds He was hated by many because he was against slavery As a great man he keeps pushing against slavery He won Free the slaves And also free the union A man who spoke powerful words "With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds." He became the best president ever known He hated war and destructions Yet faced the worse crisis any president would ever seen He later took war as the only means to free the union Yet was murdered by people he cares about Great men lives on His legacy lives forever His achievement speaks great of him Farewell!!! Abraham Lincoln
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May 22, 2013
May 22, 2013 at 8:59 PM UTC
GREAT MAN LIVES ON(IN MEMORIAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOlN
One another’s best we two sat by a bank where the wild violet grew, holding hands, holding each other’s gaze, we thread a double skein of pictures propagated by our eyes whilst inner thoughts (our souls perhaps?) negotiate, as we like statues still, say nothing. If someone standing near could hear our silent speech a pure concoction they would take away, of you and I, of ecstasy unperplexed telling how we love, (not *** but all that makes both one, each this and that. Just as the violet redoubles still and multiplies, our love with one another interanimates; we know of what we’re made: we are intelligences, and our bodies simply spheres. We owe them thanks because they thus did us, to us at first convey. And so we sit our fingers knitted into that subtle knot which makes us man and woman, but one to all who look upon our love revealed. Love's mysteries grow in our thoughts but the body is where it lives. We’ve heard this dialogue of one and know it belongs in our bodies too.
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Jun 13, 2014
Jun 13, 2014 at 8:07 AM UTC
That Subtle Knot
flaccid pacifists symbolizing sexism single-mindedly corrupting hostile youth ruining bullying and facilitating inbreeding through top-down initiatives laced with bath salts the pussify-ing of America has begun – tear soaked cheeks distort with rage at the blatant separatist ideals propagated creating not one nation under rule of law, but many angry independent states bent on torture laws and privatized prison for profit shareholders holding gavels and lives in an unjust system of justification ……they deserve this – broken-hearted mothers line razor-wire fences defenseless against the tyrannical bureaucracy beholden to the loved one wrongly incarcerated banging bloodied fists against walls that hear no cries, defeated, they slip into damaged Datsun’s disappearing freeway anonymity is the course of the day –
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 4:49 PM UTC
garbage to the "nth"
Liberté, égalité, fraternité. L’ homme est né libre, Pourtant partout il est enchaîné. An eternally torturous question, Oozing out of our minds like an infection; Are we all equal? Perhaps not when it comes to skill; Some can lead, some can thrill. Some can cook, and therefore feed; Some can run, some can read. All of us can do something – No standardised test, No uniformly assigned competition Could ever possibly measure This unique treasure, The human ability to set off on an endeavour And achieve astounding feats. So, then – Are we born equally endowed? Perhaps not; should differential talents Be stimulated, encouraged, Voiced aloud? A resounding yes, a thousand times yes! We should only accept being under duress When of forced labour and working to exist We start hearing less and less, When that concerted effort is directed Not at striving at surviving But at truly living, not just slowly dying. Truly living is about doing what you love, Being able and free to do so, Learning that which you don’t know And expanding that which you do know. This is not our reality – We are all born exactly the same, Yet the country you were born in Hell, even your family’s name, Are things that determine Where you will be positioned In this foul, ***** game. This is where we aren’t born equal – In our right and access To freely engage in the pursuit of happiness. There is a seedling of potential in all of us, One that can be grown – Let it be known That all seedlings can become a mighty tree, If given the following three: A space in which a fertile mind can be cultivated, A community in which love can be propagated, And the freedom to exist without being incarcerated.
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May 27, 2018
May 27, 2018 at 8:44 AM UTC
Égalité
Liberté, égalité, fraternité. L’ homme est né libre, Pourtant partout il est enchaîné. An eternally torturous question, Oozing out of our minds like an infection; Are we all equal? Perhaps not when it comes to skill; Some can lead, some can thrill. Some can cook, and therefore feed; Some can run, some can read. All of us can do something – No standardised test, No uniformly assigned competition Could ever possibly measure This unique treasure, The human ability to set off on an endeavour And achieve astounding feats. So, then – Are we born equally endowed? Perhaps not; should differential talents Be stimulated, encouraged, Voiced aloud? A resounding yes, a thousand times yes! We should only accept being under duress When of forced labour and working to exist We start hearing less and less, When that concerted effort is directed Not at striving at surviving But at truly living, not just slowly dying. Truly living is about doing what you love, Being able and free to do so, Learning that which you don’t know And expanding that which you do know. This is not our reality – We are all born exactly the same, Yet the country you were born in Hell, even your family’s name, Are things that determine Where you will be positioned In this foul, ***** game. This is where we aren’t born equal – In our right and access To freely engage in the pursuit of happiness. There is a seedling of potential in all of us, One that can be grown – Let it be known That all seedlings can become a mighty tree, If given the following three: A space in which a fertile mind can be cultivated, A community in which love can be propagated, And the freedom to exist without being incarcerated.
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“They tell me to fear the homeless in LA but I do not. They say women alone at night should not be out, but I have my dogs, and we frequent empty parks after dark, side-by-side with encampments, and we watch (my dogs and I) the homeless cart their belongs by. Well, my dog barks. They hand me giant jugs over chin-high fences, to ask if I would fill them; their freshest water exists from a dog park spout. Last week I saw a man struggling to press a cardboard slat into the grate of an open sewage pipe, his secret resting place. About a month before, a man with all his worldly belongings strewn along the plastic floor of a porta-potty so smeared in sh!t, you’d not dare touch a square inch. Rain was pouring, and he needed to sleep with a roof. And I think, I am not so different from them. Me, with my white skin and pretty smile; people treat you nicer when you’re pretty. When you can put a face on and say straight-sounding things, and not speak of months spent living in your car, sleeping on street-sides, praying for no cops. Or of deep pain——no, do not speak of that. Too much pain makes people afraid, makes people want to look away. How no one noticed the man hiding his face in the sewage drain, the man sleeping in the sh!t-smeared porta-toilet,   because   every   person   noticed,   and   just   decided   not   to   look. and I think about      how many false narratives are propagated by fear——“
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Mar 29, 2025 at 3:46 PM UTC
They Tell Me To Fear the Homeless in LA but I Do Not.