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~for L3igh~ the briefness of brevity, the quality of giving and indeed, it is a-quality, a luxury item so affordable, yet, so totally, rarely purchased, When giving up the requisite, only the lonely, but always the critical, relevant or necessary exquisite in a few words Let us practice: I love you, but only the very first time, in a memory bronzed and burnished, putting to shame the way too short modesty of forever… uttering a precious precision of a soulful thank you to a passing stranger, who runs into your home afire, saving all of your family's lives could go on, and on, But that would not be, A Concision, instead, a concession, to the very few times in a day, in the world's entirety, when those are the words, are only the only, a sufficient holy, a devout summary spectacular, akin, but only a just, derivative of, a sincerely uttered: Thank You God^ nml
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Oct 5, 2025
Oct 5, 2025 at 8:02 AM UTC
The Concision
<> "And then one day you came back home You were a creature all in rapture You had the key to your soul And you did open that day you came back to the garden The olden summer breeze was blowin' on your face The light of God was shinin' on your countenance divine And you were a violet colour as you Sat beside your father and your mother in the garden The summer breeze was blowin' on your face Within your violet you treasure your summery words And as the shiver from my neck down to my spine Ignited me in daylight and nature in the garden" In the Garden, song by by Van Morrison <> ***This touches me deep in the chest cavity, the palpitations of its internalizing echoing cavitations, a warning, go slow, choose your words wise and accrue, the mood, for the ache of creating, hurts, fevers me for I am but steps away from the garden, and its violet hues infused with fresh sunrising golden hazes, with kindly warmth, with warming kindnesses, touches, caresses my shoulders, begs me to stop crying, overcome, for I am overcome, eyes dropping wetting droplets, for find myself at the intersection, interlocking crossroads where perfect perfection begins and must meet its natural endings thoughts of capture, retentions, preservations, all impossibilities, challenges, see me, begging itinerant muses in the neighborhood to guide my hand, teach me newsome words, mine feel so old, so unworthy of this moment, hearing me solicit their Treasure of Summery Words but they won't, excusing themselves, that this in particular human has exercised, exorcised, all the tools in his ever diminishing capacity, time insufficient to learn a new calculus of addition and bid me calm my heaving chest, seize my tears, just add them to the brackish salted waters steps awaiting away live in this moment live within this poem, revisit it frequent, weep no more, your stilling heart weakened, take fast what is given now, and be contented, your treasury chest is full, overflowing with this summary of summery*** but I am not, cannot… 7:48:am jul 22
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Jul 22, 2025
Jul 22, 2025 at 8:03 AM UTC
Within your violet, you treasure your summery words...
<> "And then one day you came back home You were a creature all in rapture You had the key to your soul And you did open that day you came back to the garden The olden summer breeze was blowin' on your face The light of God was shinin' on your countenance divine And you were a violet colour as you Sat beside your father and your mother in the garden The summer breeze was blowin' on your face Within your violet you treasure your summery words And as the shiver from my neck down to my spine Ignited me in daylight and nature in the garden" In the Garden, song by by Van Morrison <> ***This touches me deep in the chest cavity, the palpitations of its internalizing echoing cavitations, a warning, go slow, choose your words wise and accrue, the mood, for the ache of creating, hurts, fevers me for I am but steps away from the garden, and its violet hues infused with fresh sunrising golden hazes, with kindly warmth, with warming kindnesses, touches, caresses my shoulders, begs me to stop crying, overcome, for I am overcome, eyes dropping wetting droplets, for find myself at the intersection, interlocking crossroads where perfect perfection begins and must meet its natural endings thoughts of capture, retentions, preservations, all impossibilities, challenges, see me, begging itinerant muses in the neighborhood to guide my hand, teach me newsome words, mine feel so old, so unworthy of this moment, hearing me solicit their Treasure of Summery Words but they won't, excusing themselves, that this in particular human has exercised, exorcised, all the tools in his ever diminishing capacity, time insufficient to learn a new calculus of addition and bid me calm my heaving chest, seize my tears, just add them to the brackish salted waters steps awaiting away live in this moment live within this poem, revisit it frequent, weep no more, your stilling heart weakened, take fast what is given now, and be contented, your treasury chest is full, overflowing with this summary of summery*** but I am not, cannot… 7:48:am jul 22
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only an idiot like me, the rain poured down, my socks were wetted,  and i looked at the pavement for glory, instead i found a £10 note and  imagined my right shoe on my left leg, and my left shoe on my right  leg... just to prove the luck. it came from listening to rotting christ's kata ton daimona... i wrote the poem on two tesco receipts numbering them no. 1 - .4, it made sense to just give it a narrative... the naturally apparent lisp of greek is due to... lies between theta (θ) and phi (φ)... check feta cheese... it might be less morbidly fermented... that's why the greeks have a natural lisp... it's theta and it's phi... in english it's like chinese.... w & r... something's rolling something's waving, something's trigonometric... harrison fowd was almost jonathan woss if i care... the chinese in english debate with chin-chin-wanker scissors piece of paper stone good luck on the handshake: lost the price of interest being gained for excavation purposes of dinosaur bones and inflation via the ptertodactyl of the extended mohawk shave... english dicionary makes me confused... it places theta alongside the, than... but then it's therapy... thermometer... too many unique examples i'd have said... that's the lisp there... sidelined phew and engaged in phew in byzantine... english linguistics is filled with too many "unique" examples of expression... coupled with the celebrity culture... i farted and a person took hold of a *** squeeze... how's that?! english language in summary? pleasing on the eye... but the spelling? a burden on the tongue. i know that slavic linguistics would make enlgish that's written ugly... it wouldn't be pharmacology but farmacology... then it made sense, i stopped asking the english dicta written down, the greek θ wasn't a couple of th & etc... a few athenains in death metal said it like i said it... the 2nd f... it was απηθανoν - because it was simply athens - fern fence... and not d... defence, or anything easily acquired as a prescription of zee wee point of german scottish.
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Dec 10, 2015
Dec 10, 2015 at 7:04 PM UTC
the sweet greek lisp (θ vs. φ) no. 1
only an idiot like me, the rain poured down, my socks were wetted,  and i looked at the pavement for glory, instead i found a £10 note and  imagined my right shoe on my left leg, and my left shoe on my right  leg... just to prove the luck. it came from listening to rotting christ's kata ton daimona... i wrote the poem on two tesco receipts numbering them no. 1 - .4, it made sense to just give it a narrative... the naturally apparent lisp of greek is due to... lies between theta (θ) and phi (φ)... check feta cheese... it might be less morbidly fermented... that's why the greeks have a natural lisp... it's theta and it's phi... in english it's like chinese.... w & r... something's rolling something's waving, something's trigonometric... harrison fowd was almost jonathan woss if i care... the chinese in english debate with chin-chin-wanker scissors piece of paper stone good luck on the handshake: lost the price of interest being gained for excavation purposes of dinosaur bones and inflation via the ptertodactyl of the extended mohawk shave... english dicionary makes me confused... it places theta alongside the, than... but then it's therapy... thermometer... too many unique examples i'd have said... that's the lisp there... sidelined phew and engaged in phew in byzantine... english linguistics is filled with too many "unique" examples of expression... coupled with the celebrity culture... i farted and a person took hold of a *** squeeze... how's that?! english language in summary? pleasing on the eye... but the spelling? a burden on the tongue. i know that slavic linguistics would make enlgish that's written ugly... it wouldn't be pharmacology but farmacology... then it made sense, i stopped asking the english dicta written down, the greek θ wasn't a couple of th & etc... a few athenains in death metal said it like i said it... the 2nd f... it was απηθανoν - because it was simply athens - fern fence... and not d... defence, or anything easily acquired as a prescription of zee wee point of german scottish.
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A Birthday Poem for Sally B: what-matters-can-neither-be-created-or-destroyed ~~~ the principal thing about principles, like the concept of time, that in time, with time, they come to reflect our immutable essence's own best reflection, come only, round or square come only, too little too late come, too much too soon so the simpler, the better, so the matter of what really matters needs capture in some capsulated summary form, a daily vitamin for the soul so I thank you for the gift of your birthday, the anibersaryo of a day of naissance, this one solo, kakaiba, among the many, a present presented to the world *so on this particular day, we must thank you for the wonder of wonder that justifies existence, for what truly matters cannot be created or destroyed, and your matter, mass, your presence's  Grace upon this earth, graces the hearts of thousands, today and forevermore this is what matters and can never be recreated, can never be destroyed... ~~~
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Oct 24, 2015
Oct 24, 2015 at 6:15 AM UTC
A Birthday Poem for Sally B.: what-matters-can-neither-be-created-or-destroyed
he said/begged, make love to me just like a woman! kiss me toe to head, linger on my neck, trace my waist, begin at my lips, pause at my hips, quibbles intersperse, quips and licks on eyelids, nibble me, near me, close and closer yet unto the glorious victorious near death experience... whisper me sweet everythings before during after and over again, when you must pause to exhale, blow all their warmth upon thy fingers and bring that warmth inside Columbus me with tongue and eyes, take me slow then again, even slower, for thy pleasure, than execute summary judgement upon me falsely accept, then deny, deny, deny my every appeal to oh my god for anyone's mercy! adjudge me then guilty yet again, and to the tower take me to drown in mine own lashing lamentations, thy incontrovertible evidence, mine own uncensored revelations execute me twice, slowly, goodly with lengthy and lovely measures *she said,  and so I shall, eventually, do what you beseech, what you most excellently seek but you may recall, somewhat earlier, I called out shotgun so you must start my dear by following all the precise driving instructions you just stated, and bring your GPS^, and, oh yes, I'm waiting...* too wit and sod this! he gruffingly huffingly, hurrumphingly, replied, *all hell and damnation, treat me like a woman just once pity-please!" *can't can't can't - she be-witchingly cackled! then sang to me the lyrical words of a Nobel Prize winner!* "***You fake just like a woman Yes you do, you make love like a woman Yes you do, and then you ache just like a woman But you break just like a little boy**"
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Sep 27, 2017
Sep 27, 2017 at 6:09 PM UTC
he said/begged, make love to me just like a woman
he said/begged, make love to me just like a woman! kiss me toe to head, linger on my neck, trace my waist, begin at my lips, pause at my hips, quibbles intersperse, quips and licks on eyelids, nibble me, near me, close and closer yet unto the glorious victorious near death experience... whisper me sweet everythings before during after and over again, when you must pause to exhale, blow all their warmth upon thy fingers and bring that warmth inside Columbus me with tongue and eyes, take me slow then again, even slower, for thy pleasure, than execute summary judgement upon me falsely accept, then deny, deny, deny my every appeal to oh my god for anyone's mercy! adjudge me then guilty yet again, and to the tower take me to drown in mine own lashing lamentations, thy incontrovertible evidence, mine own uncensored revelations execute me twice, slowly, goodly with lengthy and lovely measures *she said,  and so I shall, eventually, do what you beseech, what you most excellently seek but you may recall, somewhat earlier, I called out shotgun so you must start my dear by following all the precise driving instructions you just stated, and bring your GPS^, and, oh yes, I'm waiting...* too wit and sod this! he gruffingly huffingly, hurrumphingly, replied, *all hell and damnation, treat me like a woman just once pity-please!" *can't can't can't - she be-witchingly cackled! then sang to me the lyrical words of a Nobel Prize winner!* "***You fake just like a woman Yes you do, you make love like a woman Yes you do, and then you ache just like a woman But you break just like a little boy**"
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This's a summary of time Minds in sync Hearts in sync Souls cohere Dopamine surge Gaze synapsed Luscious air Blush and smile Silence heard I was there You were there And in the very moment It was us With all being I am you And you are me In knowing you I have known myself This is all I want to show you What you've been missing All the possibilities We will reach To the places You've only heard of All the way And the journey begins Bridging forever That simple
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Mar 30, 2021
Mar 30, 2021 at 8:30 PM UTC
That's Chemistry
I keep finding peaches Peaches I don't think it's possible to not smile when you say the word they turn my cheeks the same color as their skin it makes me grin and laugh to see them sunbathing on the banister lining the window sills like shining trophies on my porch like children climbing to Set upon the tallest object They can find beaming as children do Maybe it's cuz I grew up in the south Knowing you have to set them out And wait for them to be soft to      the touch let them ripen in the Sun so you can then pick your fruit that up      until now has been forbidden it's like a little fuzzy ball of gold Sunshine warming your face and      your mouth I love the word peaches maybe it's the memory, the name, Peaches “chin up, peaches” it carrie's such an innocence such a light-hearted, free-spirited      happiness. something warm and welcoming and something I could only find at home maybe it's the breakfast peaches and cream three ingredients so happy, so creamy, so sweet, smooth, summary, comforting it's what my grandma would give me so sugary, yet so filling it reminds me of her it tastes how she act it is her hyperbole peaches and cream is a grandmother it's as sweet as her voice as comforting as her touch as filling as her hug and as smooth as her skin. maybe it's all three either way this time of Peach field windowsills will come again next year and the year after that and the year after that until I am the grandmother they represent and every year, I will smile.
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Oct 14, 2017
Oct 14, 2017 at 11:41 PM UTC
Peaches
I keep finding peaches Peaches I don't think it's possible to not smile when you say the word they turn my cheeks the same color as their skin it makes me grin and laugh to see them sunbathing on the banister lining the window sills like shining trophies on my porch like children climbing to Set upon the tallest object They can find beaming as children do Maybe it's cuz I grew up in the south Knowing you have to set them out And wait for them to be soft to      the touch let them ripen in the Sun so you can then pick your fruit that up      until now has been forbidden it's like a little fuzzy ball of gold Sunshine warming your face and      your mouth I love the word peaches maybe it's the memory, the name, Peaches “chin up, peaches” it carrie's such an innocence such a light-hearted, free-spirited      happiness. something warm and welcoming and something I could only find at home maybe it's the breakfast peaches and cream three ingredients so happy, so creamy, so sweet, smooth, summary, comforting it's what my grandma would give me so sugary, yet so filling it reminds me of her it tastes how she act it is her hyperbole peaches and cream is a grandmother it's as sweet as her voice as comforting as her touch as filling as her hug and as smooth as her skin. maybe it's all three either way this time of Peach field windowsills will come again next year and the year after that and the year after that until I am the grandmother they represent and every year, I will smile.
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It is funny to see banners wishing Happiness displayed with cinematic glamour, the pictures and hordings of Banner heroes. The one at Tannery Road junction was peculiar to mention. Here it was common The captions "Happy" used to summon names of sundry festivals-Local  and national, even internstional. What's uncommon was the bold prints of a hero's name ARUMALAI outshining The caption and his larger than life picture establishing the photographer's digital brushing skills. A passer by wondered who'd be this Arumalai, Is he so great as to be advertised in polivynil? His glorious deeds may be what they want you to heed Still never ever seen or heard of his manners Anywhere than in these motley banners Just as a function at the Tannery road junction Each one passed by this colossal glance attracted provoking  protracted ruminance what do this expensive banners really mean? In another occasion the  glaring glorifying picture of ARUMALAI followed the tag Corporator, Below the man posing a DICTATOR. That was a period to a period of mystery! Banners changed with seasons with greetings on religious occasions Festivals of importance Birthdays of men even with crowded profiles of hailers Whose unrully manners Too clogging up the banners Like a wanted list of jailors. One day a strange banner hooked by the Tannery cross over Spooked and shocked every passer-by There the usual banner cut out the larger than life image blings-out Arumalai the BBMB corporator Posing as dictator! There was no wish of any kind. It was a notice startling any mind The sad demise of ARUMALAI The BBMB corporator Still possed as dectator By his living promoters. "He was sick and the local dispensary advised a minor operation. He was administered the necessary treatment. Was referred to a super-speciality centre and was declared dead. His sad demise was advertised, he was forty. His chummies complained of medical negligence", was the only news summary in major news papers... What was the reason for the minor surgery What're the preparations for the corporator's  operation All are mystery for a  causal itinerary passer by crossing over the Tannery Road junction, wondering at the strange envountering with banners that come and go Keeping no annals Floating on the mind for a while Stopping at the red's knell, Moving with the green signal The rise and fall of heroes As binary one and zero The banners tell a story tertiary Of the rise and fall of a luninary Within a plane ofmomentary Variation of red and green On the Tannery road's screen.
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Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 5:13 AM UTC
BANNER HEROES
It is funny to see banners wishing Happiness displayed with cinematic glamour, the pictures and hordings of Banner heroes. The one at Tannery Road junction was peculiar to mention. Here it was common The captions "Happy" used to summon names of sundry festivals-Local  and national, even internstional. What's uncommon was the bold prints of a hero's name ARUMALAI outshining The caption and his larger than life picture establishing the photographer's digital brushing skills. A passer by wondered who'd be this Arumalai, Is he so great as to be advertised in polivynil? His glorious deeds may be what they want you to heed Still never ever seen or heard of his manners Anywhere than in these motley banners Just as a function at the Tannery road junction Each one passed by this colossal glance attracted provoking  protracted ruminance what do this expensive banners really mean? In another occasion the  glaring glorifying picture of ARUMALAI followed the tag Corporator, Below the man posing a DICTATOR. That was a period to a period of mystery! Banners changed with seasons with greetings on religious occasions Festivals of importance Birthdays of men even with crowded profiles of hailers Whose unrully manners Too clogging up the banners Like a wanted list of jailors. One day a strange banner hooked by the Tannery cross over Spooked and shocked every passer-by There the usual banner cut out the larger than life image blings-out Arumalai the BBMB corporator Posing as dictator! There was no wish of any kind. It was a notice startling any mind The sad demise of ARUMALAI The BBMB corporator Still possed as dectator By his living promoters. "He was sick and the local dispensary advised a minor operation. He was administered the necessary treatment. Was referred to a super-speciality centre and was declared dead. His sad demise was advertised, he was forty. His chummies complained of medical negligence", was the only news summary in major news papers... What was the reason for the minor surgery What're the preparations for the corporator's  operation All are mystery for a  causal itinerary passer by crossing over the Tannery Road junction, wondering at the strange envountering with banners that come and go Keeping no annals Floating on the mind for a while Stopping at the red's knell, Moving with the green signal The rise and fall of heroes As binary one and zero The banners tell a story tertiary Of the rise and fall of a luninary Within a plane ofmomentary Variation of red and green On the Tannery road's screen.
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Have you considered being a *** worker? You have a body. I know you never sleep there, spend less time breathing than associating with your own ribcage. You're an actress no script, just a character summary. Limp, age 12, non-verbal marionette. *Snaps her strings when forced to dance. Clings to the ceiling tiles, like the shadows she hallucinates. Let's the puppet fall numb under strangers. Ragdoll to be used for kindling.* When you play your part You'll inherit enough money to afford a studio apartment in Washington, or Las Vegas; anywhere with men paid large enough salary to afford your vacant body, three phone plans, a hotel room for you to stay awake in Listening to dull thuds against your wrongfully warm corpse Invited hoping the stinging could form tendons adhere together like rubber bands Snap you back into your skin. You cling helpless to the ceiling tiles Watch the ragdoll make mistakes. *"Have you considered being a *** worker?"* A homeless woman asked me, *"Unoccupied bodies should start charging rent. Let a man who can afford it pay for utilities. You might be homeless but you won't be wasted space".*
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Oct 18, 2016
Oct 18, 2016 at 1:56 PM UTC
Have you considered being a *** worker? (Rough Original edit)
You say **** this" when about to quit, and **** it" when frustrated. You say **** you" whether joke or vile and **** me" when penetrated. You put your middle finger up as a clear indication. An indication that shows via signals your current irritation. You say **** off" meaning go away and **** yourself" means to make this clearer. ****** means persn and **** partner" a non-serious lover. Well I say **** life, **** death, **** puerty, **** **** **** all the things that try to force me to change myself. **** love, **** hate, **** destiny, **** fate. these things are just emtional, a way of god giving you a slap in the face. **** dads, **** moms, **** terrorists, **** bombs. Such elements are born to teach and keep straight, yet some cause hate. **** for pleasure, **** pain, **** loss, hell, **** gain. And from that moment, you'll fing out all the things cleared from your brain. No, we don't hate these things, we just sometimes don't find pleasure. You'd have a ****** up" relationship when you refuse to be together. All these things were easy to say, digging for words sometimes'll get you stuck. Which is why I believe there's no better created word than a summary word like ****
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Jul 17, 2015
Jul 17, 2015 at 9:31 PM UTC
****
<> for the early morning teach <> she's young, beautiful and thinks her life is cursed, in the past, subject of some of my poems, her health to nurse, yet, as is normative, you fall into & out of a well of touch, until you accidentally once again path cross, she provides a precision mathematical status update "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." it is 1:38AM for you, the not unnoticed ironic minute and hour when the night ether has prematurely worn off, rising time close but not nearly close enough, a dark dose of a sleeping nurse's aide seems inappropriate, and TV reruns seem like an insult to your brain instead you turn on some belle string musique, a Grande Messe des Morts, a chorus, singing a high mass for the dead, while opening all your various email luggage and baggage, smiling as you read a poetess's message of laughter behind tears "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." and Mississippi ****** your uncontrollable mixed drink of her emotional Grenada grenade cocktail, flavored with musique, paintings, and words and a nearby beloved's gentling sleep sounds, has you writing your own protest poem, your very own, oy vey, grande messe, about lives that were supposed to be pictures of perfect artistry and for but a word or two, instead, a painting of a life that got hung upside down, and indeed, leaving a grand mess and no one to help clean up alternatively weeping, laughing as you are thinking, smiling recall Laurel and Hardy's summary definition of living a life's of ill begotten, misventured adventures: "Well, here's another nice mess you've gotten me into !" but 38% worse? not an even-steven rounded up 40%, should I write you only 38% of a poem, teach? or more accurately, more mathematically, 138% of what was writ before? and you recall your older, prior words about the love hate affair between you poet, and the beauty of written brevity (her style) and you give her this then, this rambling, scrambled, attention paid notification, word attentiveness, a summary of your readings of her cheddar sharp and honey mustard sweet retorts of pained poetry, it is insufficiently but perfectly sufficient, a summarizing phrase that opens and yet briefly encapsulates all that you are feeling for her "thinking of you" or the 38% larger version thereof - ***"Well, here's another 38% more nice poetic mess you've gotten me into!"***
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 5:01 PM UTC
"i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse"
<> for the early morning teach <> she's young, beautiful and thinks her life is cursed, in the past, subject of some of my poems, her health to nurse, yet, as is normative, you fall into & out of a well of touch, until you accidentally once again path cross, she provides a precision mathematical status update "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." it is 1:38AM for you, the not unnoticed ironic minute and hour when the night ether has prematurely worn off, rising time close but not nearly close enough, a dark dose of a sleeping nurse's aide seems inappropriate, and TV reruns seem like an insult to your brain instead you turn on some belle string musique, a Grande Messe des Morts, a chorus, singing a high mass for the dead, while opening all your various email luggage and baggage, smiling as you read a poetess's message of laughter behind tears "i'm fairly certain things are like at least 38% worse." and Mississippi ****** your uncontrollable mixed drink of her emotional Grenada grenade cocktail, flavored with musique, paintings, and words and a nearby beloved's gentling sleep sounds, has you writing your own protest poem, your very own, oy vey, grande messe, about lives that were supposed to be pictures of perfect artistry and for but a word or two, instead, a painting of a life that got hung upside down, and indeed, leaving a grand mess and no one to help clean up alternatively weeping, laughing as you are thinking, smiling recall Laurel and Hardy's summary definition of living a life's of ill begotten, misventured adventures: "Well, here's another nice mess you've gotten me into !" but 38% worse? not an even-steven rounded up 40%, should I write you only 38% of a poem, teach? or more accurately, more mathematically, 138% of what was writ before? and you recall your older, prior words about the love hate affair between you poet, and the beauty of written brevity (her style) and you give her this then, this rambling, scrambled, attention paid notification, word attentiveness, a summary of your readings of her cheddar sharp and honey mustard sweet retorts of pained poetry, it is insufficiently but perfectly sufficient, a summarizing phrase that opens and yet briefly encapsulates all that you are feeling for her "thinking of you" or the 38% larger version thereof - ***"Well, here's another 38% more nice poetic mess you've gotten me into!"***
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I wish you were a book my book so that I could keep and read you anytime I wanted to and depart from the real world for a while with you I could take care of your cover especially your spine I promise not to judge the cover, summary, and your story I could flip through your pages in able for me to know your past live in your present and know what your future beholds In your story if I stumble upon your flaws, secrets, past, memories no matter how awful it maybe I'd still highlight all of the things I admire about you I would share your stories how you've got a great adventure with the best plot twists and how you've overcome your fears reached your goals and made it through your struggles I promise to put you on a special spot in a bookshelf of all of my other books you'd be my favorite one I swear I could reread you over and over and over and over and over and over and over again like you were the only book that ever existed I'd take you everywhere and anywhere to also tell my story and together we could make new memories share the sunsets, sunrise, and watch the stars because with you I am truly happy I wish you were a book my book how gently you let the ink flow through your pages for every word of each page I've got it memorized each phrase, line and quote has got me hooked with all the sweet things you've said
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Nov 19, 2013
Nov 19, 2013 at 11:32 PM UTC
I wish you were a book
* This is being referred as qualitative summary of a person’s spiritual conditions at the final point of a life time, including his moral values, spiritual liabilities and the net worth as assets in his or her Holiness or Godliness. This is shown at the left column. The first part of the life’s balance sheet shows all the sinful deeds or belongings. The second part shows all the bountiful gracefulness as liabilities. This is shown at the right column. This is also called as the statement of condition of a person while on his last and final confiscation or end of life. Both left and right columns should match or tally to qualify for a life in the next world. * BY WILLIAMSJI MAVELI [email protected] www.williamsji.com www.williamsgeorge.com www.williamsmaveli.com
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May 31, 2013
May 31, 2013 at 4:36 AM UTC
The Balance Sheet of Life ! (A Prose Poem)
”against your will were you created, against your will were you born, against your will do you live, against your will will you die, and against your will will you stand in judgment before the King of kings, the Holy One, blessed be He.” Rabbi Elazar HaKappar (C.170 - C.200 CE) (Ha Kappar: the one who made and gave atonement) <§> ***in these, the years of my erosive declination, when the noble prize, time for introspection, once was a chore of delaying, now no longer can be off-put, the certainties of Elazar, offer guidable satisfactions*** ***the nighttime review, resurrecting my life, the gaps, the untaken actions, those dream-schemes speak loudest, memories of what should have been, are a litany of what ifs, prosecutorial accusations of crass wastage*** ***against my will, the charges brought, against my will, plead guiltily my innocence, against my will, knowingly, time’s erasure judgment, secures my fate, all the granular cells causal dissipation*** ***my warped willingness to be a coward, it was my meditative, to natural be the lesser man, choosing the safety premise, the road most oft trod, the addition of my meager totality, willing given*** Even if all these land mine/roadblocks and summary judgements are against my will, willingly do I confess, in all innocence, my guilt, “if it be my will”
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Apr 4, 2021
Apr 4, 2021 at 2:45 PM UTC
Against your will
Truth a Stinging Bee Compassion promotes Was ever by Chance I try to Avoid But asking for such from your direct Mote Was in fact Soothing as much as a Toy Shelled? Yes as far as I have just observed Those charmed Somniloquies your Voice expressed In Art, why not? Mosaics are much conserved Though tiled in Paradise of Colours concessed Calming this haply your Passion consumes Amongst Events the Water soothes and calms Direct Object Happy; Go put out the Fumes Which blinds Good Fish spitting Coins for their Alms. Still this Summary chose you for your Grace For me, next Spell, will adapt to your Face.
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Mar 11, 2013
Mar 11, 2013 at 12:08 AM UTC
SONNET TRIBUTE SUNDRY - THIRTY - TOM DALEY
I am circumcised, therefore, I enunciate... circumcised: to purify spiritually On the eighth day, from my nativity, circumcised, as is the custom of my wandering tribe. marked thusly, perma-identity carded, thusly begins the path, a pink-bricked road this one, not to the Mighty Oz, no phony curtain pulled aside, where anyone goes to get spiritual purification for a price Ah, you suspected something else, something explicit, not me~style, give you honey, road provisions, come along for the observing his clickety clackty clock Ready? For where we venture there is only one exit, And you are so not ready - I am who I am and I am not ready too... every line an enunciation, every stanza an annunciation, Angel Gabriel, a solo duo, unlike Beyoncé and Jesus we be on our way to any kind of purity, poetry can buy who knows what awaits us, could be catholic, universal, even the uncircumcised get a chance to enunciate. let me offer a clarification. proclamations and sensations, conditions and exploitations, brown eyed girls, and surfer boys, functions and malfunctions too, abbreviations or adjudications, conjugations in the congregation, exhumation, the final excommunication, I shun none, I enunciate this: false starts and junction boxes, too many so so tired, when can I lay down my shovel and cease the decreasing deceasing of the body this day nears complete, and soon to eat the last meal, and still I ask when can I lay down my shovel, when will purity be mine, my spirit's circumstances repeat the commercial, I am circumcised, therefore, I enunciate... forgive my abstrusion, my metaphors always offer perfect laxity, choose the interpretation that pleases most and my drift is toward the end of days, when will my brow be a motif of anointment and crowning head birth? This is my Enunciation. I cannot yet lay down the shovel, and this writ is as of yet, still uncircumcised - completely incomplete, it will be finished when the spirit says you are the purity, the trinity of two hands holding two others holding two others holding two others and the chain is perfect because it is broken perfectly, a forever repetitive respective handle with care process Forgive my visionary words that give little clarity, so summary due you, This is my Pronoun citation I am I am circumcised, therefore, I enunciate on my way to the purity of spirit.
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Jan 30, 2014
Jan 30, 2014 at 9:19 PM UTC
I am circumcised, therefore, I enunciate...
I am circumcised, therefore, I enunciate... circumcised: to purify spiritually On the eighth day, from my nativity, circumcised, as is the custom of my wandering tribe. marked thusly, perma-identity carded, thusly begins the path, a pink-bricked road this one, not to the Mighty Oz, no phony curtain pulled aside, where anyone goes to get spiritual purification for a price Ah, you suspected something else, something explicit, not me~style, give you honey, road provisions, come along for the observing his clickety clackty clock Ready? For where we venture there is only one exit, And you are so not ready - I am who I am and I am not ready too... every line an enunciation, every stanza an annunciation, Angel Gabriel, a solo duo, unlike Beyoncé and Jesus we be on our way to any kind of purity, poetry can buy who knows what awaits us, could be catholic, universal, even the uncircumcised get a chance to enunciate. let me offer a clarification. proclamations and sensations, conditions and exploitations, brown eyed girls, and surfer boys, functions and malfunctions too, abbreviations or adjudications, conjugations in the congregation, exhumation, the final excommunication, I shun none, I enunciate this: false starts and junction boxes, too many so so tired, when can I lay down my shovel and cease the decreasing deceasing of the body this day nears complete, and soon to eat the last meal, and still I ask when can I lay down my shovel, when will purity be mine, my spirit's circumstances repeat the commercial, I am circumcised, therefore, I enunciate... forgive my abstrusion, my metaphors always offer perfect laxity, choose the interpretation that pleases most and my drift is toward the end of days, when will my brow be a motif of anointment and crowning head birth? This is my Enunciation. I cannot yet lay down the shovel, and this writ is as of yet, still uncircumcised - completely incomplete, it will be finished when the spirit says you are the purity, the trinity of two hands holding two others holding two others holding two others and the chain is perfect because it is broken perfectly, a forever repetitive respective handle with care process Forgive my visionary words that give little clarity, so summary due you, This is my Pronoun citation I am I am circumcised, therefore, I enunciate on my way to the purity of spirit.
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The words unsaid are infinite The words i say are a summary The words you hear are filtered The words i hear are my downfall
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May 21, 2014
May 21, 2014 at 10:00 AM UTC
Introvert
stay fight cataclysm summary resistant eyebrow crackle dinner fishhook blunt tribute margarine widow **** scar glory elephant planet swallow forget blanket fear smooth black vent curvy translation smooth warrant concussion fluid red airway postmark testament carpet denial flex touch real married armchair sink ebb soft touché foam stone float torn away see tremor marrow bright side god deep hurry inject wither moon noun full stop wild year done everyone enough disco skin same dream chest roses proof tacit dire soul posit wide shy city run
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Mar 19, 2013
Mar 19, 2013 at 11:52 AM UTC
For Your Consideration
There are the two choices. Wicked, wheel-men curving towards that which I wear in the evening when I paint on my black suit. The pitter-patter of organic matter, the Metropolis ground fresh. You tell me raspberry, I tell you I am not impressed. And then from the inimical lips, those bards from distance, sand spots and hordes of watering holes I place fresh Republicans on- and they were stealing the magazines. Jury on. Four devils they figure some, four devils. A anthelmintic potion to square away the worms. The pink worm, who takes long-distance telephone calls on your roommates only moments before the red worm, his head shriveled and his limbs crying from ****** she the blue curly worm; she is what we've been looking out and everything about this evening has slipped in the pattern we expected. Red light in fact, They used the concatenations of frog legs(this was the big deal since My Mother loved the chelura of some tropical varieties of frogs and funny-legged), banjax the first one before the weather catches the summary being the news. Going as far as the the ecstasy of officials leaving the scene. The species catching its last names of life- genus and family alike racing towards safety. And so I build in the fly zone. I haggle for President, and make sacred the realms of figures; denaturalized are the entanglements of humans, even whatever the mephitic and bellicose shadows shend and fordo their greatest powers. I lull and lust, my pugnacious frazil, just like my recalcitrant logomachy that I ****** and slide angrily and profusely with m and everything I try to do. Just so long as you can see me usufruct and lobby forthright the message. Mine. Hate. Anxiety.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 5:06 AM UTC
Boiling the Humans in the Dip
There are the two choices. Wicked, wheel-men curving towards that which I wear in the evening when I paint on my black suit. The pitter-patter of organic matter, the Metropolis ground fresh. You tell me raspberry, I tell you I am not impressed. And then from the inimical lips, those bards from distance, sand spots and hordes of watering holes I place fresh Republicans on- and they were stealing the magazines. Jury on. Four devils they figure some, four devils. A anthelmintic potion to square away the worms. The pink worm, who takes long-distance telephone calls on your roommates only moments before the red worm, his head shriveled and his limbs crying from ****** she the blue curly worm; she is what we've been looking out and everything about this evening has slipped in the pattern we expected. Red light in fact, They used the concatenations of frog legs(this was the big deal since My Mother loved the chelura of some tropical varieties of frogs and funny-legged), banjax the first one before the weather catches the summary being the news. Going as far as the the ecstasy of officials leaving the scene. The species catching its last names of life- genus and family alike racing towards safety. And so I build in the fly zone. I haggle for President, and make sacred the realms of figures; denaturalized are the entanglements of humans, even whatever the mephitic and bellicose shadows shend and fordo their greatest powers. I lull and lust, my pugnacious frazil, just like my recalcitrant logomachy that I ****** and slide angrily and profusely with m and everything I try to do. Just so long as you can see me usufruct and lobby forthright the message. Mine. Hate. Anxiety.
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~for Isabel, Alex & Wendy, Theo & Rose~ be reading Whitman and Hafiz, adding some Shelley and Frost, for (no salt) seasoning, might add in a biblical, King Solomon’s be-loved, sugared Song of Songs… won’t need to go far, on my nightstand, search & reach, to love and preach to generations next, a lesson last & simple: read, read, read there by learning, how to first define, then preserve the variety of feelings rising from within! here’s a starter morsel from Walt, sort of a summary of how to do it, all well and proper… poppy ”This is what you shall do; Love the earth and sun and the animals, despise riches, give alms to every one that asks, stand up for the stupid and crazy, devote your income and labor to others, hate tyrants, argue not concerning God, have patience and indulgence toward the people, take off your hat to nothing known or unknown or to any man or number of men, go freely with powerful uneducated persons and with the young and with the mothers of families, read these leaves in the open air every season of every year of your life,. re-examine all you have been told at school or church or in any book, dismiss whatever insults your own soul, and your very flesh shall be a great poem and have the richest fluency not only in its words but in the silent lines of its lips and face and between the lashes of your eyes and in every motion and joint of your body.” Walt Whitman Preface to Leaves of Grass, 1855. Walt Whitman, c.1887.
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Aug 16, 2023
Aug 16, 2023 at 4:08 PM UTC
To my dying day, (Walt & I, in Good Company)
Look at the clouds Look how they move for you. Look at the crowd their words they're saying to you. Parking full, so no cars to chase but still let's lie down here make the world stationery in our heads. Let's just forget all common sense and leave elephants about the place. Words that lack sentiment yet need to validate. Look at your verbs, so in demand, so imperative! The notion of emotion is unable to compute. A cacophony of love without solitude. Signs without direction on a two way street. Let's go to outer space as our bodies collide like the big bang The moon will be too modest to shine in the presence of your face. Look at the clouds look how they move for you so the stars can disperse through through for you. When I look into your eyes I see the world as it should be before mankind got to grips with machinery. Your ****** expression reads like a deer in headlights as you make headlines on the evening news, my daily summary of events that happen in the life of me, myself and caffeine. I'm aware that I'm the legs to your table but I'm not so stable, I'm about to break. I'm the root the keeps your grounded but the soils getting dry. Sun-lights long shone from our skies and we can't photosynthesise when your stork lacks a spine of support. It's a cycle that needs to change, If our fruits to ripe. So, put a pipe in your gripe and learn the twelve letter word. So the ship can get a sail. Look at the crowd the words they're screaming at you. Look how they turn around wearing my face then disappear. When I look in to your eyes I see the world before it lost it's innocence. What do you see when you look in mine?
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Apr 13, 2014
Apr 13, 2014 at 8:51 AM UTC
Deer
Look at the clouds Look how they move for you. Look at the crowd their words they're saying to you. Parking full, so no cars to chase but still let's lie down here make the world stationery in our heads. Let's just forget all common sense and leave elephants about the place. Words that lack sentiment yet need to validate. Look at your verbs, so in demand, so imperative! The notion of emotion is unable to compute. A cacophony of love without solitude. Signs without direction on a two way street. Let's go to outer space as our bodies collide like the big bang The moon will be too modest to shine in the presence of your face. Look at the clouds look how they move for you so the stars can disperse through through for you. When I look into your eyes I see the world as it should be before mankind got to grips with machinery. Your ****** expression reads like a deer in headlights as you make headlines on the evening news, my daily summary of events that happen in the life of me, myself and caffeine. I'm aware that I'm the legs to your table but I'm not so stable, I'm about to break. I'm the root the keeps your grounded but the soils getting dry. Sun-lights long shone from our skies and we can't photosynthesise when your stork lacks a spine of support. It's a cycle that needs to change, If our fruits to ripe. So, put a pipe in your gripe and learn the twelve letter word. So the ship can get a sail. Look at the crowd the words they're screaming at you. Look how they turn around wearing my face then disappear. When I look in to your eyes I see the world before it lost it's innocence. What do you see when you look in mine?
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every poem is a test of character, *holy/profane all the same, algorithm entirely humanized-you, the elected words cannot be voted out of office, by a recall petition, regardless of constant corrected incorrectness. sorted by size, nocturnal alliteration, do they sound in the dark like your bleeding or you’re breathing? holy/profane all the same, Gertrude truth is a truth is truths, you think my name matters? Artificial Idiocy. Everyone poem faceted, a chip off the the naming blockchain idiot. when I imagine-lie, it is a truth in and of its own holy/profane. call me baffled. that is a god enough one word summary. and so true. baffling perplexing cryptic and opaque. in all honesty. if you’re reading this, you are testing my character. what have you found, or even, lost?* in the midst of the characters is character
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Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 at 12:52 PM UTC
every poem is a test of character
Glorifying amidst the snowy mountains bestowing rivers  with a splendid shine searching a land to shower its warmth in a dense grassland, sun rises with the dawn like  the spring blooming life in the lawn. Cold on the cemetery lay like the corpse, the flower in concealed corner of the lawn. Life rejuvenates it to exhibit its charisma. With its exquisite grace, life fills the daffodils blooming merrily in the meadows with the exotic flush of odor enchanting thee . Life of seven ages leaps and exits slyly like a stranger. Neither the witty nor the wisest nor do the philosophers can bamboozle the fate, neither can they preconceive the lot ,the fate has in store in each slot hence live the life with fullest enthusiasm and zeal, the chariots of life bridging the expedition between birth and rebirth. Struggle the chill like a gladiator stand undeterred by the worldly woes. Life is symbolization of bluebells,lavenders hedychiums planted on a deserted road, blend of happiness and agony . Surrendering to agony is pure escapism. Each has to surrender on the altar of death a day or later , but till life why not worship the life like an idol enshrined in the temple so when thee are asked of satisfaction in the heavens high thou may not quote "alas it could have been a day later" rather thou may be the most enlightened devotee to stay in the state of bliss and utmost salvation. Men say life is mortal But life is eternal you see, the life is like a divine cascade of holy waters, one drop dies ,other rejuvenates to life. Till the nature lives, shall live the men and generations yet to come. Life is pouring like the nectar from the heaven's brink, quite insane it would be to not drink the summary of life.                                                                                    BY CHANDAN SHARMA
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Sep 11, 2010
Sep 11, 2010 at 12:09 PM UTC
Splendid Glory of Life
Glorifying amidst the snowy mountains bestowing rivers  with a splendid shine searching a land to shower its warmth in a dense grassland, sun rises with the dawn like  the spring blooming life in the lawn. Cold on the cemetery lay like the corpse, the flower in concealed corner of the lawn. Life rejuvenates it to exhibit its charisma. With its exquisite grace, life fills the daffodils blooming merrily in the meadows with the exotic flush of odor enchanting thee . Life of seven ages leaps and exits slyly like a stranger. Neither the witty nor the wisest nor do the philosophers can bamboozle the fate, neither can they preconceive the lot ,the fate has in store in each slot hence live the life with fullest enthusiasm and zeal, the chariots of life bridging the expedition between birth and rebirth. Struggle the chill like a gladiator stand undeterred by the worldly woes. Life is symbolization of bluebells,lavenders hedychiums planted on a deserted road, blend of happiness and agony . Surrendering to agony is pure escapism. Each has to surrender on the altar of death a day or later , but till life why not worship the life like an idol enshrined in the temple so when thee are asked of satisfaction in the heavens high thou may not quote "alas it could have been a day later" rather thou may be the most enlightened devotee to stay in the state of bliss and utmost salvation. Men say life is mortal But life is eternal you see, the life is like a divine cascade of holy waters, one drop dies ,other rejuvenates to life. Till the nature lives, shall live the men and generations yet to come. Life is pouring like the nectar from the heaven's brink, quite insane it would be to not drink the summary of life.                                                                                    BY CHANDAN SHARMA
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For Helen who wrote it first, who wrote it better, and in doing so, makes me see more clearly the why ~~~~~~~~~ no poem should ever be untitled- every face needs a name- every poem needs just one read for completion but more than that, it is a orphan still, deserving of the due, the entitlement to be titled, a parenting of sorts what was the thought that born it- what was the emotion that conceived it- what was the sight that demanded sharing? this is the age of summary and synthesis, 140 and not one more, so give direction, enable me to make snap judgements, with so much on my plate, we must predigest your concepts, my multi-tasking slowed to levels unacceptable, so I can adjudge you, you worker poet, before or never reading after all, why read anything untitled? more than this however, for the few who chew each morseled vowel, ken each constant consonant, celebrate stanzas that halt the breathing and then, god bless the whole child, flaws and all, they more than anyone deserve your consideration in return for the title is the essence spark of you- and all the more so, of what you have chosen to share,   your essentials honored
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Feb 11, 2015
Feb 11, 2015 at 6:33 AM UTC
No Poem Should Ever Be Untitled (Feb. 2014)