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"tautologies" poems
the social pace manic in its self-absortion, possession facing possession and what if the world risks collapsing under the weight of its own irony: a hedonic frame of mind so devoid of the ******* of life the tyranny of desire is teaching **** to the naked eyes a culture stops breathing if it can't let go of its desires to find them again nothing to be destroyed cause everything is dismantling slowly going right or left it's the same but not in any corner of the world the leftovers of God, tautologies in a straightjacket, cause one has meetings all day but no sleep all night He/She/They colonize you with the scripture of profit everything has its price on the expence of being enlivened some don't have water, others too much of an illusion some don't have peace, others have haute couture some haven't eaten, others have molecular cuisine some have the shelter of the sky, others listen to the echo of Big Bang this logic of contrast is dreaming of the creativity of decay and what if politics has become a narcosis, a  drunkenness of words, while the wisdom of trauma is hidden in billboards, the text says Politics of Happiness or Diserotica the depressive society fools itself with the financial ****** of disconnected bodies in search of the last noise of the day the space of the mind  broken by narrow horizons the flesh and bone might turn into a virtual dimension yet the soul of the world flickers, it covers its solar plexus until we meet again as brothers and sisters of the trees just because you feel good doesn't mean that the world feels good too
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Aug 18, 2023
Aug 18, 2023 at 4:42 AM UTC
No, I don't feel good
the social pace manic in its self-absortion, possession facing possession and what if the world risks collapsing under the weight of its own irony: a hedonic frame of mind so devoid of the ******* of life the tyranny of desire is teaching **** to the naked eyes a culture stops breathing if it can't let go of its desires to find them again nothing to be destroyed cause everything is dismantling slowly going right or left it's the same but not in any corner of the world the leftovers of God, tautologies in a straightjacket, cause one has meetings all day but no sleep all night He/She/They colonize you with the scripture of profit everything has its price on the expence of being enlivened some don't have water, others too much of an illusion some don't have peace, others have haute couture some haven't eaten, others have molecular cuisine some have the shelter of the sky, others listen to the echo of Big Bang this logic of contrast is dreaming of the creativity of decay and what if politics has become a narcosis, a  drunkenness of words, while the wisdom of trauma is hidden in billboards, the text says Politics of Happiness or Diserotica the depressive society fools itself with the financial ****** of disconnected bodies in search of the last noise of the day the space of the mind  broken by narrow horizons the flesh and bone might turn into a virtual dimension yet the soul of the world flickers, it covers its solar plexus until we meet again as brothers and sisters of the trees just because you feel good doesn't mean that the world feels good too
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an infant with still hands is said to be fingerpainting in hell. a man who wears a hat to bed is said to give god hair. a boy who strings up dead rabbits left and right is said to be fighting a toothache. a girl who punches herself in the nose is said to be a plain woman who on roller skates entered a strange traffic of hearse and horse as two of her mother’s footsteps.
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 11:10 PM UTC
tautologies
Convex curvature, female caricature In the shiny polished upper side resides my reflection Up left, roses would strive To derive right ***** from the Unparsimonious point of inflection And what inflection! Phrasing inflected Sings songs well affected By the erratic gliding Of ********* chiding The inopportune haste of Her lover I, graced, sit down in bemusement: For nor does she bring just a Knickknack's amusement Nor do I lug A source of apologies Instead our duality slates Juxtaposition As the most redundant of tautologies.
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Dec 25, 2013
Dec 25, 2013 at 4:29 PM UTC
She who never left me had Six
To-day we have repetition of parts. Yesterday we had yesterday, tomorrow morning, we have tomorrow morning. but to-day, To-day we have the repetition of parts. While spies under the guise of dark, disguise our art. To-day we have the repetition of parts. To-day we have retaliation of their arts, yesterday we had yesterday, tomorrow morning, we have tomorrow; mourning. But to-day, to-day we have replication of parts. Bright minds might find a start, but requital is the name of our art. To-day we have a revenge on our part. To-day we have the reappropriation of purple hearts, yesterday we had yesterday, and the morrows sorrow follow furrowed brows on our enemies part. Harrowing barrows and gallows are swallowed, by the dark. Redundancy is a common commodity of ours. To-day we have a thorough reconnaissance of our purplish hearts, yesterday will bring young blood to further our course. to-day we will re-vitalize their wars, and re-cycle their arms. We will retaliate, for every heart they have scarred. To-night we will light up the dark. Insha’Allah. To-night we have reciprocation of parts; re-coil; re-load; re-align reticle, re-coil; re-load; re-align reticle; re-coil; re-load; rinse and re-peat. a place of peace seems preposterously far, as we keep firing into the dark. To-day we have reciprocation of parts. To-day we have repetition of parts. Yesterday we had yesterday, tomorrow morning, we have tomorrow morning. but to-day, To-day we have the repetition of parts.
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 6:25 AM UTC
The art of Tautologies
To-day we have repetition of parts. Yesterday we had yesterday, tomorrow morning, we have tomorrow morning. but to-day, To-day we have the repetition of parts. While spies under the guise of dark, disguise our art. To-day we have the repetition of parts. To-day we have retaliation of their arts, yesterday we had yesterday, tomorrow morning, we have tomorrow; mourning. But to-day, to-day we have replication of parts. Bright minds might find a start, but requital is the name of our art. To-day we have a revenge on our part. To-day we have the reappropriation of purple hearts, yesterday we had yesterday, and the morrows sorrow follow furrowed brows on our enemies part. Harrowing barrows and gallows are swallowed, by the dark. Redundancy is a common commodity of ours. To-day we have a thorough reconnaissance of our purplish hearts, yesterday will bring young blood to further our course. to-day we will re-vitalize their wars, and re-cycle their arms. We will retaliate, for every heart they have scarred. To-night we will light up the dark. Insha’Allah. To-night we have reciprocation of parts; re-coil; re-load; re-align reticle, re-coil; re-load; re-align reticle; re-coil; re-load; rinse and re-peat. a place of peace seems preposterously far, as we keep firing into the dark. To-day we have reciprocation of parts. To-day we have repetition of parts. Yesterday we had yesterday, tomorrow morning, we have tomorrow morning. but to-day, To-day we have the repetition of parts.
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Because it doesn’t matter, Regardless of how hard we wish it did. We fold our hands and say our graces, But a better tomorrow never comes Because tomorrow doesn’t wait On us like we wait for it. The soles of my shoes are worn, And, tired as my footwear are the dreams Which, being chased, wore these soles to dust. I’ve run further and still travelled less Than almost anyone I know. But self-pity is the sloth of soul. I refuse to cheat myself with Empty platitudes and tautologies. What I, and we, go through is not, Cannot be, encompassed by the wrote. We don’t climb trees to reach their heights. We climb trees for the experience Of having climbed, of having felt ourselves Actively participating in and coalescing With the world around us. We find ourselves in relation to the infinite else.
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Apr 11, 2013
Apr 11, 2013 at 10:28 PM UTC
Infinite Else
Poorly phrased tautologies lie in the crow named ****** Wanton airs of royal talk distort her lesson further. Final wit; a shameless hit. She caws as you consume her.
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Mar 9, 2019
Mar 9, 2019 at 8:49 AM UTC
The Lesson of ******
altered decency positive as provisions dedicated tautologies in stated properties, indicators of philosophic indecency, a plenitude of coins and even sources, a trick of curiosity, means of kinesipathy celebrated homogeneous deemed interests of objects, resources cultivated anew, solid beginnings related to certainty mimic kyriolexy, come puppets, committed to odd logic and erroneous ideas, a spacial cases of opponents' rage unabated and unrestricted, never matched never occasioned, external perfection, pleasure, frustrated hopes, a lack of evidence contributes to predicaments, positive chances of infernal balance, concordant with sardonic desires, kaleidoscopes rarefying ****** opportunistic disputes
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Oct 18, 2020
Oct 18, 2020 at 6:28 AM UTC
altered decency positive as provisions dedicated (DRAFT)
I have heard the tautologies of the rich, the shifty and the shallow when told of their impending fate in a medical review I’ve seen them torturing themselves over the unfairness of it all as though it were a deal, to negotiate. But The Reaper always calls They don’t go gently into that dark night but not like that drunken poet meant many pass with a look that begs One question, was that it? It was
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Jan 8, 2020
Jan 8, 2020 at 5:49 PM UTC
Tautologies of the rich
Buttered boards sturdy frame in front a gi-normous unapologetic Holstien next to it big boot shiny spur lassoing huckster towers above elicits tautologies it is what it is what you see is what you get and either the steak is good or it ain't to further impress broad  bold brush strokes sells the tickets moves the iron and always wins the day whit howland © 2019
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Jul 22, 2019
Jul 22, 2019 at 3:04 AM UTC
The Big Texan Steak Ranch
It is an easy enough thing To prove: a man is not here When he is gone: Whither The wind. The same may Well be said of all points Along his passage. So brief Now and here is its kin and Equally likely to wander. Tight or loose tautologies do Not stay the ship our departure But there is more for we would Linger yet captain still of every Crossing seeking what will be No matter what the whether- It too shall pass as a certainty Between now and then i am. While Reading Conrad's "The Mirror of the Sea"
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 5:07 PM UTC
Sailing