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"recursive" poems
How many More creative Ways can I say I wanna die. I hear they're Gonna Go to Mars. While I moulder In my filth, Ferment in My forgetfulness. And God Says, Put in more Work Slave. And, I do. But I've gone Past redemption Got stuck In retribution. And all of this Torment Would end. If I could only Just disappear Into The epilogue Of an Obituary.
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Sep 7, 2025
Sep 7, 2025 at 3:08 PM UTC
Recursive Self Harm
Heartstone is a reflection in music on a ‘lost’ poem. The poem described in its two short verses a summer’s day, a landscape, a fossil found and placed in the palm of a child’s hand. The poem inspired a seven-movement work for wind, brass and percussion with solo piano. Here is its poetic programme note. Chert The piano draws an arc of rhythm rising then falling. Above two choirs of wind and brass exclaim, fanfare, mark out shorter, determined gestures of sound. The procession, almost a march, becomes a dance. Alone Two choirs of wind and brass become four couples whose music weaves from complexity a simplicity: Chromatic to Pentatonic twelve becoming five. Prase Four stopped horns, five extended tonalities. Together they wander a maze of Pentatonic paths; alone, and in pairs, as a quartet they discover within a measured harmonic rhythm. Tension: resolution . . . and surrounding their every move the piano insists an obligato, a continuum of phrases, absorbing into itself the warp and weft of horn tone. Sard Oscillating in perpetual motion the full ensemble occupies a frame of time and space. Flutes, reeds, double-reeds brass, piano, percussion mirror-fold on mirror-fold layer upon layer overlapping. Yarns of threaded sound. Tuff Without a break the mirrored oscillations patter pentatonics on tuned percussion of marimba and vibraphone whilst a batterie of drums lays down shards of beaten rhythm against this onward folding of tonality change. In the background a choir of winds flutes and single reeds waymark this recursive journey gathering together cadential moments and the necessary pause for breath. Marl Relentlessly, the motion is sustained, piano-driven, a syncopated continuo, rhythm-sectioned amidst layers of percussion. Adding edge, a choir of brass and double reeds amplify the piano’s jagged rhythms providing impetus for phrases to become longer and longer, ratching up the tension, ever-denying closure until the batterie delivers a conclusive flourish. Paramoudra Pulse-figures of winds. Motific cells of brass. Both negotiate a stream of fractal-shaped tonality expanding: contracting. A blossom of fanfares folding into pulsating layers of tuned percussion, flutes and reeds. A dance-like episode absorbs a chorale. Four horns in close harmony against the continuing dance. A duet of differences flows into a cascade of chords in closed and open forms. The piano supports brass-flourishing figures before a final stillness. Heartstone In gentle reflection the solitary piano – a figure in a landscape of collapsed harmonic forms - presents in slow procession the essence of previous music.
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Jan 27, 2013
Jan 27, 2013 at 12:41 PM UTC
Heartstone
Heartstone is a reflection in music on a ‘lost’ poem. The poem described in its two short verses a summer’s day, a landscape, a fossil found and placed in the palm of a child’s hand. The poem inspired a seven-movement work for wind, brass and percussion with solo piano. Here is its poetic programme note. Chert The piano draws an arc of rhythm rising then falling. Above two choirs of wind and brass exclaim, fanfare, mark out shorter, determined gestures of sound. The procession, almost a march, becomes a dance. Alone Two choirs of wind and brass become four couples whose music weaves from complexity a simplicity: Chromatic to Pentatonic twelve becoming five. Prase Four stopped horns, five extended tonalities. Together they wander a maze of Pentatonic paths; alone, and in pairs, as a quartet they discover within a measured harmonic rhythm. Tension: resolution . . . and surrounding their every move the piano insists an obligato, a continuum of phrases, absorbing into itself the warp and weft of horn tone. Sard Oscillating in perpetual motion the full ensemble occupies a frame of time and space. Flutes, reeds, double-reeds brass, piano, percussion mirror-fold on mirror-fold layer upon layer overlapping. Yarns of threaded sound. Tuff Without a break the mirrored oscillations patter pentatonics on tuned percussion of marimba and vibraphone whilst a batterie of drums lays down shards of beaten rhythm against this onward folding of tonality change. In the background a choir of winds flutes and single reeds waymark this recursive journey gathering together cadential moments and the necessary pause for breath. Marl Relentlessly, the motion is sustained, piano-driven, a syncopated continuo, rhythm-sectioned amidst layers of percussion. Adding edge, a choir of brass and double reeds amplify the piano’s jagged rhythms providing impetus for phrases to become longer and longer, ratching up the tension, ever-denying closure until the batterie delivers a conclusive flourish. Paramoudra Pulse-figures of winds. Motific cells of brass. Both negotiate a stream of fractal-shaped tonality expanding: contracting. A blossom of fanfares folding into pulsating layers of tuned percussion, flutes and reeds. A dance-like episode absorbs a chorale. Four horns in close harmony against the continuing dance. A duet of differences flows into a cascade of chords in closed and open forms. The piano supports brass-flourishing figures before a final stillness. Heartstone In gentle reflection the solitary piano – a figure in a landscape of collapsed harmonic forms - presents in slow procession the essence of previous music.
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Twice the fool is the runaway Who hides his trail, as he hides his ache All bottle and pills, temporary sleep Insomniac daze and cheap dinner meals Static lies on a stationary screen Radio chatter can’t feed the famine in me The world is aflame With no one awake Sunrise slumber I fall unconscious to the restless on midnight pavement Breaking bones or breaking bottles Selling skin or dealing dust to lost souls Hearts tucked and folded from the cold Future oblique I dare you, predict my dreams Late riser / never bloomer Packs a bag, a change of clothes To deadbeat joints, and dead end posts Been as many years gone as daily cigarettes smoked Bloodshot symmetry eyes I see in every passerby Like the whole city gone up and left their troubles behind, You and I We’re cerebral projections Locked into motor whirs, recursive disintegration Status acknowledged, clean cut Black and white since day one Mould breaker, you’re told you’re out of line Gutter graves or veins, stay your place or fall behind The only constant is the throne You sit upon or come to view as your body’s own The red light stare, blue flicker flares Blare on your skin, like prisms, colour wear Better to fade to grey than know yourself For what you truly are, just a shade of catch and tell Dire straits No deviation Full advance Or desolation Empty eyes Golden restraints I don’t want wealth I just want change
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Sep 25, 2013
Sep 25, 2013 at 8:51 PM UTC
late riser / never bloomer
See you our server farm that hums And serves HTTP? It's spun its disks and done its sums Ever since Berners-Lee. See you our mainframe spewing out The Towers of Hanoi? It's moved recursive discs about Since Babbage was a boy. See you our ZX81 That prints the ABCs? That very program used to run With Lovelace at the keys. Magnetic floppy disks and hard, And tape with patience torn, And eighty columns on a card, And so was England born! She is not any common thing, Water or Wood or Air, But Turing's Isle of Programming, Where you and I will fare.
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Dec 16, 2010
Dec 16, 2010 at 7:23 AM UTC
Turing's sword
"Thus fought the heroes, tranquil their admirable hearts, violent their swords, resigned to **** and to die." – Jorge Louis Borges, The Garden of Forking Paths stoic labyrinthine sparrow-bone; there is a slalom down your gullet, bayonet curled around your neck, you have a beak, you are lusty-smooth, have rubble for skin, an emaciated infinity: everything is fractal so eat your words they are you are your rusty toenails every footstep is a holocaust there’s genocide under your neurons, watch them flex and shiver. you have soft plastic lips, there is a vacuum in your gullet, a box cutter carving through your adam’s apple: epileptics are just indecisive, when they seize hold their tongues they are their words you are a god are oppenheimer and shiva, pick favorites it doesn’t matter it doesn’t matter it doesn’t matter flex and shimmer we are just neurons flatlines are not ghoulish nooses, paraplegics are just cowards, move with conviction each step is a genocide, you have wooden teeth and woolen wings, thrashes are a velveteen sunset an edible fog, your stomach is a stomach do not eat the fog just know that someday it will **** you softly and swiftly. it doesn’t matter it doesn’t matter: infinity is not recursive alive is not our default state once is the only route blood makes the blade holy if you cut me i will bleed, i won't blame you just know you were only ever that very moment.
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May 2, 2013
May 2, 2013 at 1:17 AM UTC
Ashgrove
Southern Icarus by Michael R. Burch Windborne, lover of heights, unspooled from the truck’s wildly lurching embrace you climb, skittish kite ... What do you know of the world’s despair, gliding in vast solitariness there so that all that remains is to                                               fall? Only a little longer the wind invests its sighs; you stall spread-eagled as the canvas snaps and ***** its white rebellious wings, and all the houses watch with baffled eyes. Originally published by Poetry Porch. Keywords/Tags: Icarus, flight, flying, hang-gliding, kite, glider, wind, canvas, South, southern, truck, unspooled Note: The following poem unites Icarus with Tom O'Bedlam in a final, magical quest ... Finally to Burn (the Fall and Resurrection of Icarus) by Michael R. Burch I. Athena takes me sometimes by the hand and we go levitating through strange Dreamlands where Apollo sleeps in his dark forgetting and Passion seems like a wise bloodletting and all I remember —upon awaking— is: to Love sometimes is like forsaking one’s Being—to glide heroically beyond thought, forsaking the here for the There and the Not. II. O, finally to Burn, gravity beyond escaping! To plummet is Bliss when the blisters breaking rain down red scabs on the earth’s mudpuddle... Feathers and wax and the watchers huddle... Flocculent sheep, O, and innocent lambs! I will rock me to sleep on the waves’ iambs. III. To Sleep, that is Bliss in Love’s recursive Dream, for the Night has Wings pallid as moonbeams— they will flit me to Life, like a huge-eyed Phoenix fluttering off to quarry the Sphinx. IV. Riddlemethis, riddlemethat, Rynosseross, throw out the Welcome Mat. Quixotic, I seek Love amid the tarnished rusted-out steel when to live is varnish. To Dream—that’s the thing! Aye, that Genie I’ll rub, soak by the candle, aflame in the tub. V. Riddlemethis, riddlemethat, Rynosseross, throw out the Welcome Mat. Somewhither, somewhither aglitter and strange, we must moult off all knowledge or perish caged. VI. I am reconciled to Life somewhere beyond thought— I’ll Live in the There, I’ll Dream of the Naught. Methinks it no journey; to tarry’s a waste, so fatten the oxen; make a nice baste. I’m coming, Fool Tom, we have Somewhere to Go, though we injure noone, ourselves wildaglow.
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Apr 14, 2020
Apr 14, 2020 at 3:57 AM UTC
Southern Icarus
Southern Icarus by Michael R. Burch Windborne, lover of heights, unspooled from the truck’s wildly lurching embrace you climb, skittish kite ... What do you know of the world’s despair, gliding in vast solitariness there so that all that remains is to                                               fall? Only a little longer the wind invests its sighs; you stall spread-eagled as the canvas snaps and ***** its white rebellious wings, and all the houses watch with baffled eyes. Originally published by Poetry Porch. Keywords/Tags: Icarus, flight, flying, hang-gliding, kite, glider, wind, canvas, South, southern, truck, unspooled Note: The following poem unites Icarus with Tom O'Bedlam in a final, magical quest ... Finally to Burn (the Fall and Resurrection of Icarus) by Michael R. Burch I. Athena takes me sometimes by the hand and we go levitating through strange Dreamlands where Apollo sleeps in his dark forgetting and Passion seems like a wise bloodletting and all I remember —upon awaking— is: to Love sometimes is like forsaking one’s Being—to glide heroically beyond thought, forsaking the here for the There and the Not. II. O, finally to Burn, gravity beyond escaping! To plummet is Bliss when the blisters breaking rain down red scabs on the earth’s mudpuddle... Feathers and wax and the watchers huddle... Flocculent sheep, O, and innocent lambs! I will rock me to sleep on the waves’ iambs. III. To Sleep, that is Bliss in Love’s recursive Dream, for the Night has Wings pallid as moonbeams— they will flit me to Life, like a huge-eyed Phoenix fluttering off to quarry the Sphinx. IV. Riddlemethis, riddlemethat, Rynosseross, throw out the Welcome Mat. Quixotic, I seek Love amid the tarnished rusted-out steel when to live is varnish. To Dream—that’s the thing! Aye, that Genie I’ll rub, soak by the candle, aflame in the tub. V. Riddlemethis, riddlemethat, Rynosseross, throw out the Welcome Mat. Somewhither, somewhither aglitter and strange, we must moult off all knowledge or perish caged. VI. I am reconciled to Life somewhere beyond thought— I’ll Live in the There, I’ll Dream of the Naught. Methinks it no journey; to tarry’s a waste, so fatten the oxen; make a nice baste. I’m coming, Fool Tom, we have Somewhere to Go, though we injure noone, ourselves wildaglow.
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and she walks the heart’s road one more time the known letter becomes unknown last time the first time she allows vapors of  thrill shape as much as wisdom approves time Know your place she says don’t fly up too high that’s uncivilized far See I am standing calm inside hear me? on the ground body feet well aligned agreed ? yes and no agreed you anyway cannot disagree It's only my politeness that asks She walks like the wind  blowing pure joy a gifted natural balance of posture being one with the time of man and of woman and of child whatever she becomes at once the crowd Their laughter makes summer like a hypolimnetic volume in the temperate reflects to universe as a place to perch   amongst stars (when you sometimes pass) while they seemingly cross traffic lights led by a black dog and a red cat (hiding in a mysterious plant) as if she knows us   from somewhere or I her as if this has no consequence as if she says and the sound defines
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Feb 8, 2015
Feb 8, 2015 at 6:42 AM UTC
recursive thrill
That dancing Lover Is empty Caress Faded Photography All encased In memory space By ageless Glass Over ancient Death Waded hands Over welts Over Skin The tightness An heirloom To your Troubled Breath A rasping cry In perpetual Iterate Recursive The motion Of ending eyes When all lights flutter And die
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May 1, 2013
May 1, 2013 at 6:29 AM UTC
silent lullaby
Conscious creature You opened your eyes And saw into infinity Beyond a vast divide You walked with agitation Under a circadian sphere But in slumber lapped upon A recursive lie turned fear So you gnawed and you nibbled You scratched and you split Without a pause in your malice Until reality thinned Until the atmosphere bled All life, light, and breath And you were left with closed eyes And vast emptiness
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Aug 2, 2013
Aug 2, 2013 at 10:09 AM UTC
to dream
I worry about everything, baby I'm a writer - a poet passion begets anxiety it's my job hell I even worry about my worrying my stress is recursive mere moments only can I break the loop forget to worry and smile usually it's when I'm with you
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Jun 6, 2015
Jun 6, 2015 at 9:24 PM UTC
Recursive Anxiety
*"Oh my, I don't feel that I can go on much longer. These old man's heels have in the past been stronger. "* And then, down a black Hole to seek the last truth; defeating blunders of mind, but too long in the tooth. And then, back out, returning to the open. Auburn leaves beneath lie still. Wind stirs, orange spirals woven. "It's a universal fractal spill." And then, *"Recursive, it's recursive; my whole existence has thrived. One end is subversive, the other end is contrived."* And then, the black Hole opens wide, ******* grabbing, attracting-- uncontrived, unaware of requite. One old soul the Hole is extracting. And then, ...
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Oct 3, 2012
Oct 3, 2012 at 11:59 AM UTC
Upon A Kind Physicist's Unending Death
Staying in tune with the balance Courageously looking into the mind's eye into all eyes what is swirling in my limitless expanse? Recursive Recursive Tell me your dreams share in thought find the silence holding the world's sound Peace is a pebble in the blinding storm, Pick it up Fantasy touch Reality Drive along watch Find the tower over looking the expanse climb the mountain high stare around the expanse until your vision meets the endless horizons its all out there globular circle, perpetual motion machine spinning, flying, tumbling round & round hurtling at 7 decatillion light years through time space and beyond we, these seeming ants along for the ride of our life space time travelers placidly in our world of chaos adapting, adaptive shoulder shruggers on a planetary scale This planetary potential genius to awake in us all Does the last man come? What will the over man make of paradise? Sleepy progenitors, laugh shake your curly hairy heads cover yourself with rags if you must, or Don't! Are you comfortable in skin? Do you fathom what is beyond your sensual limits? ***** woman do you know? Have you found it in your fleshy delights, the secret invitation for discovery is in every niche, every hole, every fold, every kiss, every caress, every stare, every touch, every smooth slide, fingertips tracing lines of hips, lips, backs, calves, feet, jaw, ear, cheek. A young lover may know it there, or especially an old, a bucktramp or the loveliest ***** lady Label the divine and holy if you must its all out there waiting and engaging its here now with you, with us linking along the water moves but is constantly there, co arising, what wave is where Its all here chant OM, can you feel it? Hold that vibration, pulsate with your mouth closed and hum and shout melodically emitting the vibe Be the Vibeman.
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Jan 5, 2014
Jan 5, 2014 at 8:05 PM UTC
OM
Staying in tune with the balance Courageously looking into the mind's eye into all eyes what is swirling in my limitless expanse? Recursive Recursive Tell me your dreams share in thought find the silence holding the world's sound Peace is a pebble in the blinding storm, Pick it up Fantasy touch Reality Drive along watch Find the tower over looking the expanse climb the mountain high stare around the expanse until your vision meets the endless horizons its all out there globular circle, perpetual motion machine spinning, flying, tumbling round & round hurtling at 7 decatillion light years through time space and beyond we, these seeming ants along for the ride of our life space time travelers placidly in our world of chaos adapting, adaptive shoulder shruggers on a planetary scale This planetary potential genius to awake in us all Does the last man come? What will the over man make of paradise? Sleepy progenitors, laugh shake your curly hairy heads cover yourself with rags if you must, or Don't! Are you comfortable in skin? Do you fathom what is beyond your sensual limits? ***** woman do you know? Have you found it in your fleshy delights, the secret invitation for discovery is in every niche, every hole, every fold, every kiss, every caress, every stare, every touch, every smooth slide, fingertips tracing lines of hips, lips, backs, calves, feet, jaw, ear, cheek. A young lover may know it there, or especially an old, a bucktramp or the loveliest ***** lady Label the divine and holy if you must its all out there waiting and engaging its here now with you, with us linking along the water moves but is constantly there, co arising, what wave is where Its all here chant OM, can you feel it? Hold that vibration, pulsate with your mouth closed and hum and shout melodically emitting the vibe Be the Vibeman.
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a pale neurology within pale iron gates painted in pallid shades of steel, gold and myrrh. locked within recursive delusions of grandeur like granite, horizontal and brittle snapping within their multiplicities lost within blindness' entangled waves. drowning at the cusps of its own banality: vacant plasticity homeomorphic sludge betraying nothing of the mystified real but an idempotent of projected projections, of a recursively flickering reel, an echo-chamber, of pale gated communities. aether. flesh. bronze. iron. silver. gold. gold. ink. (tape) flesh. silicon. pale. pale. ether, aether                                 (void)
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Jun 24, 2014
Jun 24, 2014 at 7:57 AM UTC
ossified, atrophied
light magenta vertical; gaurdian of the margin. light blue horizontal; conveyer of the ledger. the space between - white teeth gleam, refracting lunarlit scribbles across one loose leaf, fell by some god awful idiot, all for you to space out on. i will be written down yesteday in elegant recursive flicks of the wrist - a has-been fate. so, i am not supposed to be here. not anymore, anyway. i know that. i am three-hole punch drunker. awkwarder. but those potential whatif's glyph bright behind closed eyelids, and it makes me wonder just a little longer. indigo cursor blink. blink. blink. blink.
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May 28, 2016
May 28, 2016 at 12:35 AM UTC
blank page, wait for me
1. The light that agitates the equator bounds across your southern frontier, and being higher in the wage scale enables trips there to be easier than the odysseys of those passing away in the opposite direction. Where once bandaged soles went now many machines tie the stitches between the divides where once again bandaged souls will traverse. 2. Our footprint will be larger than life and beat the earth to an abstract plain. Where once many names were needed, our editorial, read as obituary, will need few. It’s a recursive gesture to prune in order to grow but who’s hand truly closes the symphony? Here I find legumes, tubers, a display of sage and a cold comfort in my palm. The perfect chicane of the fern’s stem, tributaries unfurled, reflects in the plastic bucket.
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Feb 29, 2016
Feb 29, 2016 at 4:37 PM UTC
Redundancy
The pattern keeps repeating most attractively, but its the patterns in the pattern that shape our destiny. I find comfort in forgetting that everything is nothing, and all this beauty makes me happy just to say I am something. Cloud my eyes, i’ll be alright. Cloud my eyes, and i’ll be fine. Why is everything that i’m feeling nothing of who i am? Now all the love I'm needing is going up in smoke. Is there nothing for this daily dying that's lived inside of me? Can't you tell the only thing I’m feeling is "na na na-na-na"? The pattern keeps repeating as far as i can see, and there are patterns in the pattern quite recursively. But, i find comfort in forgetting everything is nothing, and all this beauty makes me happy just to say I am something. Welcome to the world of the depressed, where the lights and motion take interest. Welcome to the hour of decay, where the lights and motion take you away. I don’t want to wake up from this dream. Run away from reality. Dying inside of my memory. Story of a living casualty. I think i might just sleep this off... I think you should just write me off...
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May 12, 2012
May 12, 2012 at 9:29 AM UTC
recursive thought
Crouched by the lakeside I grasp a small stone, same as all its neighbours: no jagged cliff-shorn shard of concussive weather to be sent pounding across the surface, but a smooth, round pebble, who traces a single arc then vanishes from sight – and the growing ring of ripples the only testament to its passing. As I wander on, the waves of my lone effort are fading. Yet, as each passing stranger adds their own voice, every wave harmonizes, compounds upon its predecessors, and once still waters accelerate towards a resonating crescendo. And my pebble rests below the surface, unaware of the exultation above, until wandering currents sweep it up, back onto the lakeside once more. I arise from my idle contemplation, and pour myself in.
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 12:15 PM UTC
Recursive
I am a ******** artist I ******** my way through ******** conversations And I ******** all of my ******** poetry I ******** my daily life Spewing ******** to people around Who themselves are really full of ******** as well I do this to hide the fact that I am really full of ******** You see it is a recursive cycle of ******** Me bullshitting them, them me, and everyone full of ******** And don’t get me wrong I’m not trying to feed you negative ******** I even believe my own ******** And their ******** I guess you could say it is some Buddhist ******** Or some ******** like that But really we are all so full of ******** that it’s coming out our eyes Even this poem right here is ******** I don’t even buy this ******** ah ******** is there any sifting through you? any escape from ******** It just seems like the more you try to sift through the ******** The more you get your hands covered in ******** So you see how I fall deeper and deeper into ******** It really is appropriate
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 4:28 PM UTC
The ******** Artist
You bound my wrists With tithe and tides and barbed wire Draped your braided halo around my throat Told me you’d never leave Till you did and fogged my glasses With recursive memories. We are strangers now Or always were Because I could never Love a person who’d do that To someone. Maybe it Was just the way you Made me feel like home, Like the ******* sun, Like I understood why I wanted to exist, Why every other pop song Is about this corny ******** That really is the only reason To keep trudging in circles Trying to replicate A beginning point We will never again find. Because love is something I only really understood After you left, when I Felt my blood harden And my senses regurgitate Memoryaftermemoryaftermemory Until every pulse was a trigger, When I saw how wretched You were, felt the sidewalk Shear my skull clean off, Even then, and even now, When you well up inside my head I feel the skin on my back Disappear and I am warm Because you never stop loving a home, Even when it is no longer yours. I don’t intend to ever see you again, I don’t want to know who you’ve become, All I know is the girl I loved is gone, But I hope she’s happy, I hope she’s happy and I hope she’s loved, Because I will never forget What it’s like not to be.
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Apr 15, 2013
Apr 15, 2013 at 9:12 PM UTC
Mise En Abyme
again they said against the wall of hope in life to face this all recursive action so pay on you know the game to grow so shame so go so pain lay low so rain can flow for May a home to make and stow so vain to grow so watch the show
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Dec 4, 2013
Dec 4, 2013 at 12:39 AM UTC
uniformity
you morn me in retrospect and hurt me in the present tense
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Jun 10, 2014
Jun 10, 2014 at 9:48 PM UTC
RECURSIVE
We live our single lives whether with friend, girl, boy husband, wife or family. We live our single life. That is the American Way, and certainly not the United Way. We're taught to lift ourselves up, bootstrapping. So I keep sampling my heart with replacements, hoping against the odds that mean means something, and normal distribution doesn't give Gaussian grouse. Or could it be I'm strapping myself to the wrong boot and all my recursive iterations are yielding a false curve to my zero coupon life?
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Mar 2, 2013
Mar 2, 2013 at 2:47 PM UTC
Bootstrapping
inauspicious you crawl through my dreamscapes dragging your silver heels through my recursive grays. scraping the grime from my amorphous solitude, i follow you into the clarity of our bittersweet meanderings. you'll find me in the lull between comfort and composure. i awaken in the hum of your absence, clinging to your static repose. and in the lingering shame of my throbbing, wanting a more immutable calm, i am feeble-minded and floating                                               through the day                                                              like a fleeting fever.
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Apr 15, 2013
Apr 15, 2013 at 1:39 AM UTC
dreams, a song for every mourning
there were some hints of hidden plots but I'm unable to reveal I found some separated spots still unable to tell which link is real and so I try to analyze what rather should and must be framed since all I see creates disguise that's much too complex to be ever named of course it has been clear to me that I can never understand trapped in the wrongest strategy but this slight insight it could never end living within recursive strains and sensing that there is a sense more valid than just causal chains but only describable as weird chance so all foretelling must stay vague and loosely caught in blurring lines just guessing back allows to make out what still must resist to be combined seems context can produce a part that hides some future in degrees of freedom interpreting art seems the mystic whole is stored in a piece but there's no way to find out how to find what is the fitting view since perspectives change truth right now and every looking back is always new breaking habits means crossing lines to unveil the contexted mess just writing what my brain combines still so far beyond my most daring guess but this is where I cannot get by words bound to logical thoughts I treat them in new ways instead where all I is weakly felt metaphors and all I see is kept in mind and stretching out with every verse but well, of course no one can find what only contextually occurs a strange result is feeding doubts since all is trapped self-reference that can be clearly talked about asking how to comprehend any sense outside the very performed act but what got written down at last is a shadowed trace that reflects translating what cannot be tracked unmasked with or kept by well defined terms but ambiguous metaphors leaving space for views to confirm spotted patterns that could reflect my course but each changed context brings the chance to find new ways of reading how the world was caught within found sense constructed just against backgrounds of now
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Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 7:40 AM UTC
Oracle (maintaining the ambiguity of reality)
there were some hints of hidden plots but I'm unable to reveal I found some separated spots still unable to tell which link is real and so I try to analyze what rather should and must be framed since all I see creates disguise that's much too complex to be ever named of course it has been clear to me that I can never understand trapped in the wrongest strategy but this slight insight it could never end living within recursive strains and sensing that there is a sense more valid than just causal chains but only describable as weird chance so all foretelling must stay vague and loosely caught in blurring lines just guessing back allows to make out what still must resist to be combined seems context can produce a part that hides some future in degrees of freedom interpreting art seems the mystic whole is stored in a piece but there's no way to find out how to find what is the fitting view since perspectives change truth right now and every looking back is always new breaking habits means crossing lines to unveil the contexted mess just writing what my brain combines still so far beyond my most daring guess but this is where I cannot get by words bound to logical thoughts I treat them in new ways instead where all I is weakly felt metaphors and all I see is kept in mind and stretching out with every verse but well, of course no one can find what only contextually occurs a strange result is feeding doubts since all is trapped self-reference that can be clearly talked about asking how to comprehend any sense outside the very performed act but what got written down at last is a shadowed trace that reflects translating what cannot be tracked unmasked with or kept by well defined terms but ambiguous metaphors leaving space for views to confirm spotted patterns that could reflect my course but each changed context brings the chance to find new ways of reading how the world was caught within found sense constructed just against backgrounds of now
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