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Goddess above me!
Snake of the slime
Alostrael, love me!
Our master, the devil
Prospers the revel.
Tread with your foot
My heart til it hurt!
Tread on it, put
The smear of your dirt
On my love, on my shame
Scribble your name!
Straddle your Beast
My Masterful *****
With the thighs of you greased
With the Sweat of your Itch!
Spit on me, scarlet
Mouth of my harlot!
Now from your wide
Raw ****, the abyss,
Spend spouting the tide
Of your sizzling ****
In my mouth; oh my *****
Let it pour, let it pour!

You stale like a mare
And **** as you stale;
Through straggled wet hair
You spout like a whale.
Splash the manure
And **** from the sewer.
Down to me quick
With your tooth on my lip
And your hand on my *****
With feverish grip
My life as it drinks—
How your breath stinks!

Your hand, oh unclean
Your hand that has wasted
Your love, in obscene
Black masses, that tasted
Your soul, it’s your hand!
Feel my ***** stand!

Your life times from lewd
Little girl, to mature
Worn ***** that has chewed
Your own pile of manure.
Your hand was the key to—
And now your frig me, too!

Rub all the much
Of your **** on me, Leah
****, let me ****
All your glued gonorrhea!
**** without end!
Amen! til you spend!

****! you have harboured
All dirt and disease
In your slimy unbarbered
Loose hole, with its cheese
And its monthlies, and pox
You chewer of *****!
****, you have ******
Up ******, you squirted
Out foetuses, ******
Til ******* you blurted
Out into space—
Spend on my face!

Rub all your gleet away!
Envenom the arrow.
May your pox eat away
Me to the marrow.
**** you have got me;
I love you to rot me!

Spend again, lash me!
Leah, one spasm
Scream to splash me.
Slime of the chasm
Choke me with spilth
Of your sow-belly’s filth.

Stab your demonic
Smile to my brain!
Soak me in cognac
**** and *******;
Sprawl on me! Sit
On my mouth, Leah, ****!

**** on me, ****!
Creamy the curds
That drip from your gut!
Greasy the turds!
Dribble your dung
On the tip of my tongue!

Churn on me, Leah!
Twist on your thighs!
Smear diarrhoea
Into my eyes!
Splutter out ****
From the bottomless pit.

Turn to me, chew it
With me, Leah, *****!
***** it, spew it
And lick it once more.
We can make lust
Drunk on Disgust.

Splay out your gut,
Your *******, my lover!
You buggering ****,
I know where to shove her!
There she goes, plumb
Up the foul *****’s ***!

Sackful of skin
And bone, as I speak
I’ll ****** your grin
Into a shriek.
****** you, ****
****** your gut!

Wriggle, you hog!
Wrench at the pin!
Wrench at it, drag
It half out, **** it in!
Scream, you hog dirt, you!
I want it to hurt you!

Beast-Lioness, squirt
From your *******’s hole!
Belch out the dirt
From your Syphillis soul.
Splutter foul words
Through your supper of turds!

May the Devil our lord, your
Soul scribble over
With sayings of ordure!
Call me your lover!
Slave of the gut
Of the **** of a ****!

Call me your sewer
Of spilth and snot
Your ****-sniffer, chewer
Of the **** in your slot.
Call me that as you rave
In the **** of your slave.

****! ****! Let me come
Alostrael—****!
I’ve spent in your ***.
****! Give me the muck
From my *****’s ****, slick
Dirt of my *****!

Eat it, you sow!
I’m your dog, ****, ****!
Swallow it now!
Rest for a bit!
Satan, you gave
A crown to a slave.

I am your fate, on
Your belly, above you.
I swear it by Satan
Leah, I love you.
I’m going insane
Do it again!
Need educated guesses on this, as I am not the real author of this poem, and that I am glad. The man who wrote this poem was Aleister Crowley, if anybody knows anything about him from reading his books, I would like to know your true opinion. I think this is true,perhps the extent of Crowley's deprave behavior is somewhat caught in this poem he wrote for one of his disciples.
st64 Mar 2014
Herr Stimmung—purblind—moves in corporeal time.

    Think how many, by now, have escape the world's memory.

    Think, how all his wandering is only thought. Having once tried to
live in the quasi-stupor of sensation, now he picks his way through
areas of spilth, seeking the least among infinite evils.

    His hope: intermittent.

    To a person so little conscious, what would it mean to die? Though
he feels, true enough, death's wither-clench. Thinking always of
something permanent, watching the while how everything goes on
changing.

    He has seen where Speed is buried. Eyes exorbitant.

    He has the tension of male and female: active, divided. Anger and
lust. What he eats tastes exactly like real food.

    He would search out interphenomena, if he could decipher the
interstices. The broken line. Immediate havoc. Circular heaven.
Square earth. He cries world world, and there is no world.

    He claims superiority over the other animals, being the only one
who can talk, the only one to have doubts.

    Herr Stimmung knows a whale is big. Its skeleton might shelter a
dozen men.

    Not existing, not subsisting—insisting. Not object, not subject—
eject. (He works within opposed systems, every one of them opposed
to system.)

    "Fillette"—in confusion he addresses himself—"n'allez pas au bois
seulette."

    He knows who is allowed to wear what kinds of beads. He knows
how fruit trees are inherited. All his self-objects lie in the inoperative
past.

    Herr Stimmung springs from a long undocumented ancestry.

    He has a special attitude towards terror.
Keith Waldrop
b. 1932

Keith Waldrop, who was awarded the 2009 National Book Award for poetry for Transcendental Studies: A Trilogy, has been a prominent voice in American poetry for over forty years.  He is the author of over a dozen books of poetry, prose, and translations.

Waldrop was born in Emporia, Kansas in 1932. He enrolled in the pre-med program at Kansas State Teacher’s College, but his studies were interrupted in 1953 when he was drafted into the US Army.
While stationed in Germany during the 1950s, Waldrop met his wife, the poet and translator Rosmarie Waldrop. He earned a PhD in comparative literature in 1964 from the University of Michigan and has taught at Brown University since 1968.  

In addition to being an internationally celebrated poet, Waldrop is a respected translator of French literature.
Waldrop’s poetry navigates concerns that are at once personal and philosophical by representing a world that is endlessly strange and fascinating.
There is, in Waldrop's work, a steady thought directed to the way that we make our way in the world by thinking and speaking. Where Wallace Stevens gave us the portrait of a man bothered by the march of ants through his shadow, Waldrop gives us the disturbances of the world in its representations.

Upon receiving the National Book Award, the judges said of Waldrop’s poetry: “If transcendental immanence were possible, it would be because Keith Waldrop had invented it; he’s the only one who could—and in Transcendental Studies he has.
These three linked series achieve a fusion arcing from the Romantic to the Postmodern that demonstrates language’s capacity to go to extremes—and to haul daily lived experience right along with it: life imitates language, and when language becomes these poems, life itself gets more various, more volatile, more vital.”
Eslam Dabank Apr 2022
Sirens, ballads of anguish are singing, ears are ringing, 
     Our nightingale is shrieking, and children are clinging.
Our Kalyna is red, but wrapped in blood now, not love, 
     From the massacres aeroplanes bring from far above.

My uncle, enters the now upside-down house of his, 
     “Welcome”, with a phoney grin, and wariness he says. 
The house holding memories is now clogged rubble, 
    In the land that shall never greet occupiers or trouble.

His daughter's dreams shattered, for the reverie of filth, 
     It matters not; the nation of his deserves blood spilth, 
We deserve not peace, but the delusions of a hag pass, 
     May he rest in peace, along with the delusion he has.

My mother may never hear the raindrops fall again;
     Missiles seal ears with noise, and the death of men. 
The men, women and children, who will lead us all, 
     Through scorched fields with whispers old and small.

She is a hairdresser, she might braid hair for the fun, 
     But other mothers, braid the hairs of daughters gone, 
They keep them safe under a pillow where they smell, 
     The warmth of days before the dictator's missiles fell.

Red and black are the only colours they pervaded here, 
    They wish for our colours to diminish and spring adhere, 
But beauty routs the devil of ugliness and his conceit;
    Our colours saturate our resistance, painting your defeat.

They shall not sprout in our fields, like poisonous herbs, 
     They "rescue" us, but the gunshots my brother disturbs, 
We did one day exchange our dreams for a pistol facing - 
     Facing the bear who is destruction, within embracing. 

Blood accumulated in heaps on the sleeves of killers, 
    Like a marvel detested in a chapter of stained thrillers.  
But thriller this is not, it is lives of the innocent lost;
    He plays chess in reality, after a coin he has tossed. 
      
Mothers, daughters, sons and fathers are everyday slain, 
     but spring soars today, prevails tomorrow - in Ukraine.
This poem was inspired by a video I recieved from my uncle, who entered his house for the first time after fleeing it to join the Ukrainian army with a fake smile, saying "welcome! Welcome, Oh God!" - the Oh God was a reaction to the rubble and the wreckage he found. His family had to flee to another region as well.
Seema Jan 2018
Each day tears pour as rain,
Terribly hurt and torn going insane,
Hundreds of ideas hitting my brain,
Depression crutches each root of my vein,
You showed me that life has no gain,
And filled me with all types of pain,
To whom do I owe this gratitude of pushing me in drain,
Covering my body with words and feelings of filth,
Knowingly causing the vision of spilth,
And assuring me that my life is worthless living,
For which, till this day I am still grieving,
Of the bitterness you shedded on me,
With the cruel attitude you let me be,
I have learnt karma has its own way of dealing,
Till then am making my life worth living...


©sim
Spilling thoughts.
Sunnwhale Jan 2021
Arete,
A mountain’s peak.
The image upon which
my gaze is laid.
Your hats are sharp, lopsided.
Connections undivided
as if the edges are the spilth
of what’s originally planned:
generic blueprint of it all
known only to eyes
And ears that are open.

Arete, stay there.
Cleanse their sight
Dispelling clouds of doubts.
Reveal the entry left behind
the unimaginable youth and
bring us to a higher truth.
2021
Bijoylakshmi Das Dec 2019
THE WONDERLUST(48)
(Bijoylakshmi Das)
The world is far away from me with azure touch of the sky,
No earthly turmoil, but amazing splendour far and nigh,
The beauty of the timeless Vast, the Green humming with Delight,
To that remote realm I want to soar in my amorous flight.

The plash of the fountains, the soothing murmur in the brook,
The close-clinging touch of Love's sweet lips and the bashful look,
Are ever vibrant in air around robed in aureate hue,.
The glad smile of the cherished eyes to begin the life anew.

The Heaven's surprise in the spilth of an ecstatic beatitude,
Makes me more mirthful in life's wonderlust solitude,
Longings turn insentient in an eternal Elysian clasp,
The Soul seeks release from the mundane transient grasp.

The heartbeats cease overjoyed with Bliss infinite,
The seventh heaven opens doors of rapture recondite,
The gladdening glamour of the glistening stars of the moonlit mirth,
The vain loiterer finds his aimless errand's Goal at last.

The fragrant opulence brought by the babbling breeze,
All rivers' routes of the ravenous journey in the Ocean cease,
The truant spirit seeks sojourn in an ascetic heart,
Desires die the death in the deathless Vast.

The lisping lips of love speak soft whisper sublime
The sylvan woodlands are sun-clad in an argent rhyme,
The radiant blossoms are bathed in the brightening mirth,
To welcome the newly-weds in the ****** vernal birth.

The Absolute sits alone, immobile in the Immortal firmament above,
To greet the new-borns in the greatness of His immaculate Love.
(Bijoylakshmi Das, Anand Utsav Ashram Haridwar. 13th October 2019)
Bijoylakshmi Das Feb 2020
THE CHALLENGE OF THE VAST
(Bijoylakshmi Das, 17th Feb 2020, Puri)
ItIt’s when the sublime silence seeks solace in the vacant naught,
Matter ceases to be meaningless in the highest altitude ever sought,
Life blooms in the enlivenment of a blossoming paradise
It’s there I meet you Beloved! In my inner awakening’s brightest sunrise.
Away from the world in the immense solitude where now I do live,
In Beauty’s beatific Bounty the outward chaos comes to an eternal cease,
The vast infinitude adores me in the beautiful expanse of the amazing Blue
The loving caress, the golden welcome! Oh Dear! It is none other than the unseen You.

The infant longing to be in love with the untouched Absolute
All my breath stops there in the earthly longings irresolute,
The spirit soars high, listens to the Clarion Call of the inmost Soul,

That lives deep within me, guided my Consciousness to reach the invisible Goal.
I‘ve been clad with the shapeless Flame’s all-solacing clasp,
The Earth belongs to me, I’m no more a victim to her serpentine grasp,
The mundane responds to the deathless Delight to descend down,
The Glory of the All Alone is adorned with the Immortal’s crown.
The mortal mirth no more momentary in the momentous hours,
The Heaven’s felicity drops its nectar not in drops but in showers;
The sweet kisses of the distant Sweetheart’s never-parting lips,
The earthly sojourn sings the songs if the Empyrean Bliss.
The formless fortitude regains faith in the once fugitive certitude vast,
The agony’s amour is ready to touch the ecstasy’s enrapturing heart,
The spilth of paradise is in plenty upon the breast of the browny earth,
Look upward, rise from your stupor of the all-lingering ignorant mortal birth.
The enlightening effulgence of the imperishable rays from the abode above, makes me bathe in the all-touching Alone’s immaculate Love,

I’m one with Him in my body-less attire of the Soul sacrosanct –
Making my life worthwhile in the Omnipresent’s immensity vast.
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Dehumanization

"Their goal is reached. On Saturdays, the young
Choose malls, not books—their minds undone."
—Noam Chomsky


Clothes and fast food, fleeting pleasures,
Thoughts? Just boredom once was measured,
Now—no thoughts, just empty eyes:
Beasts in humanly disguise.

Thus the world’s transformation’s done,
Filth has conquered, all have run,
Greed and Mammon rule supreme,
Rotting souls in poisoned dream.

Stables ruled by Satan’s order,
Fascism dressed in finer borders,
Soon, like cattle, none will fight—
Dumbness deemed the final right.

Camps arise—white flags with crosses,
Branding minds with mental losses,
Pricked like livestock, marked and drained,
Till they rot—together slain.



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Nothing’s left behind, ruins lie ahead,
In between—disgrace and filth,
Yet they preach: “Have hope instead!”—
Truth’s now seen as useless spilth.



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The Voice of Essence

Hear the voice of Essence—
That’s your soul inside.
World is filled with falsehood,
Cast the filth aside!

Chase your own ideas,
Ones that burn in you.
Act with fearless spirit—
Time is running through.

If your strength is fading,
If your days are thin,
Would you fall for nonsense
Wrapped in golden skin?

Wise men know the answer:
Every fate is near,
Life flies by—so strike it,
Hit the lies sincere!

Smash deceit—your legacy
Will be truth, not chains,
Spitting in the faces
Of the wretched fiends.

Let the flame of passion
Shape your fleeting days—
Even midst the shadows,
Joy will light your way.

Hear the voice of Essence—
Strength will grow within,
Creativity will
Break through all the din.

Yet the rule is simple:
Each must find their own,
Truth is drowned in falsehood,
Lies have overgrown.

Madness reigns unshaken
In this world of fools,
But with Essence guiding,
You will break their rules.



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The Mighty Fool

The Mighty Fool, the Great, the Strong—
True king of beasts, he struts along.
Outshines the crocodile with grace—
No trace of thought left in its place.

For thought’s a flaw—who’d bear its weight?
In tyrant’s rule, it seals your fate.
With mind intact, you won’t belong—
No king—just chained, where fools belong.



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Controlling the Herd

Lie anew—the game’s the same,
Slaves must bow and praise their chain.
Trading shackles, full of hope,
Dreaming of a golden rope.



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Survival of the Worst

The lowest rung—a petty thief,
While sold-out rulers play the chief.
The weakling whining at the game
Is crushed and drowned in filth and shame.

For here the **** will rise and reign,
With lies that echo and remain.
The honest fall, dismissed, betrayed—
Corruption thrives, and crime is paid.



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"Defending" the Masses’ Cause

The foolish crowd believes the clown
Will guard their sacred right.
Enchanted by each new letdown,
They march back to the fight.

Yet every law and every measure
Serves not their needs at all.
From one disaster to another—
Their path is but a fall.



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Decadence

Decadence is like a game—
Cheaters hold the deck.
Not a chance to win or claim,
Only loss and wreck.

Throw your cards right in their face,
Break the rules at last!
Smoke now rises—soon the blaze
Will burn away the past.

Fire swallows all decay,
Melts the lies and sin.
Till that moment—stench and gray,
As filth drowns all within.



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Half a Step to Truth

Take one step toward the knowing
Of the filth that fills this land—
Madness lurks, but rage keeps growing,
Clutching sanity in hand.

Rage is born from sheer corruption,
While submission—praised and spread—
Is the mark of Swine's seduction,
Built on lies that keep them fed.

Lies in science, schools, and teaching,
Propaganda—word on word.
Human cattle, bred for bleeding,
Even paid before they're heard.



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Shallow "Life"

A shallow "life"—a curse indeed,
For twisted souls, a hollow creed.
In truth, it’s slime—decay and blight,
Where madmen serve the reign of night.



A Grey-Green Palette

Green grows your sorrow if the grey
Prevails in this dull world around.
Yet face it bravely—find your way,
Or join the lifeless in the ground.

"The same as all." The walking dead
Have drowned the world—a surging tide.
And reason fades—soon none are left,
For "misanthropes" to stand beside.



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Here, Every Soul's a Captive

Here, every soul's a war-bound slave,
The fight is lost—or nearly so.
A dream is all that victory gave,
No path remains for us to go.

Betrayal lurks at every turn,
Deceivers thrive in endless streams.
The blind majority won't learn,
Nor wake from their deluded dreams



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Experiment...

A Pavlov’s dog stands cast aside—
The object here is humankind.
Where weakness shows, the vultures bite,
For centuries—this fate designed.

Fascism, genocide—rehearsed,
A test to break us, twist our minds.
But reason’s frail, and at its worst,
We fall when Evil leaves us blind.

Who set this trap? For what dark aim—
To shatter souls in Hell’s embrace?
Summing this world up, I claim:
It’s lost within a madman’s maze.

Through madness, fleeting souls may strive
To pierce the dark—but most will fail.
This "experiment" won’t survive
If all bow down to Evil’s tale.

A soul has limits—false the word
That it’s immortal, free from scars.
It tears apart when depths are stirred,
When Hell has dragged it down too far.

CowID and wars have made it clear:
The bottom’s close, the end in sight.
Yet some still stand and persevere—
Defying Evil, holding light.



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The Easy Road

"If the road is easy, you're likely going the wrong way."
— Terry Goodkind, "Soul of the Fire", 1999.


The road is smooth, the cash flows free,
Yet something whispers—this can’t be.
You’ve made your choice, embraced the night,
And left the path that once was right.

Neon signs and streetlights glow,
A lantern hums where shadows creep.
You toss your cash—the drinks soon flow,
But something stirs and will not sleep.

All seems fine, yet deep inside,
Your soul still aches, won’t let you be.
No girl, no drink can turn the tide—
They only dull the misery.



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Hamster in a Wheel and a Dilemma

A world of black, a world of white,
A question burns—his mind’s a mess.
The hamster’s trapped—no end in sight,
A lifeless scheme fuels his duress.

The spinning wheel won’t set him free,
It drives him toward a hollow dream.
Yet every choice—just yes or no,
No deeper truth beyond the scheme.

To think beyond, to see the lie—
This maze allows no room to feel.
For all he knows, for all he tries,
His only truth is running still.



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The Social Ladder

Who needs that ladder? What’s the cost?
The price is high—you pay in soul.
Betrayal strikes, and all is lost,
Yet many chase that hollow goal.

You won’t find heights, but something worse—
A middle rank of filth and lies.
The blind don’t see it as a curse,
They fight for scraps and call it prize.

Forget the race, just walk away,
Ignore their games, don’t play along.
Their world is twisted, false, and grey,
A stage for greed, deceit, and wrong.

Betray your soul? A fate more grim
Than any death—it breaks you whole.
Don’t be just one of them, don’t swim
Among the rats who sold their soul.



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The Professor of Sour Stew

The professor of spoiled stew
Knows it all and plays it wise.
He feeds the crowd his twisted view,
And fools get lost in cooked-up lies.



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The Stench of Newspeak

That rotten Newspeak’s everywhere—
"Moderation"—so they claim.
But call it truth? They wouldn’t dare.
It’s just censorship—**** the flame!

The lifeless swarm to honeyed lies,
Deception feeds their hollow core.
And censors, shameless, mesmerize—
They push pure nonsense evermore.



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A Slippery Road

A slippery road
Through fools unfolds.
Just wait—your load
Is Hell’s to hold.

False hopes will fade,
And fears will die.
Yet fools remain—
They trust the lie.



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