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"therin" poems
We travelled until the end of time Where all physical laws ceased to exist There aren't even enough words in english to describe What a majestic and unnamable experience Like an infant who can't express his mind The only place is to go deep inside Species are a result of genetic variation This is how the One becomes many Since the Creator knows everything therin An illusion is created which is quite necessary By tricking itself into knowing it doesn't We can enjoy the experience Of overcoming debucles Organisms. Organs. Tissue. Cells. Atoms. Sub-atomic particles. Energy Energy never dies. It is just a disguise It separates itself into two And like soulmates, will once again be united Electrons and protons make love And your beautiful world is the result So never ever fear death my child For life never dies. It is just a disguise
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Sep 29, 2014
Sep 29, 2014 at 7:40 AM UTC
The stars we're made of
One summer day as my bike I rode, I spied in the street a flattened out toad. I stopped to look and it was neat, Perfectly flat against the street. It must have happened as it crossed the road, And a car turned it into a flattened out toad. Its guts had popped out and lay at its side, And in the hot sun, had perfectly dried. Its eyeballs were out at each side of its head. This poor thing was instantly dead. And as I gazed at it apon the hot asphalt, I thought to myself "It's not it's fault." "I'll take it away and bury it right." So I put it in my pocket and rode out of site. I rode real hard and I rode quite fast So the flattened out toad could rest in peace at last. I ran to the tool shed for a trowl and a pick So I could dig a hole in which the toad to stick. Then I ran to the stream and grabbed a small stone To mark the flattened toads final resting home. I dug a small hole in the nearby wood And placed the stone so the grave looked good. I then reached into my pocket, but to my disbelief, The toad had disappeared.  "Holy crap! Good grief!" I knew it couldn't fall out of the pocket in my pants. So I thought checking again was worth a chance. I checked once more."Oh please!" I begged. This time I found the toads two front legs. I searched with my fingers, deeper yet again. Then pulled out what looked a flipper or a fin. "What happened to it?" I began to ponder. Then I realized, "It is no wonder." "The riding and running and digging so rough," "Had ground the poor toad into parts and stuff." So I turned out my pocket gently with great care And checked to make sure all its parts were still there. Its eyes and its legs, its feet and its head, Its guts and its body could now go to bed. I took all the parts and most of the skin So that, the grave, they could lay therin. I covered it with dirt and as there I sat, In the distance I heard a distinctive "Ker-Splat!"
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Aug 1, 2012
Aug 1, 2012 at 8:02 AM UTC
The Flattened Out Toad
One summer day as my bike I rode, I spied in the street a flattened out toad. I stopped to look and it was neat, Perfectly flat against the street. It must have happened as it crossed the road, And a car turned it into a flattened out toad. Its guts had popped out and lay at its side, And in the hot sun, had perfectly dried. Its eyeballs were out at each side of its head. This poor thing was instantly dead. And as I gazed at it apon the hot asphalt, I thought to myself "It's not it's fault." "I'll take it away and bury it right." So I put it in my pocket and rode out of site. I rode real hard and I rode quite fast So the flattened out toad could rest in peace at last. I ran to the tool shed for a trowl and a pick So I could dig a hole in which the toad to stick. Then I ran to the stream and grabbed a small stone To mark the flattened toads final resting home. I dug a small hole in the nearby wood And placed the stone so the grave looked good. I then reached into my pocket, but to my disbelief, The toad had disappeared.  "Holy crap! Good grief!" I knew it couldn't fall out of the pocket in my pants. So I thought checking again was worth a chance. I checked once more."Oh please!" I begged. This time I found the toads two front legs. I searched with my fingers, deeper yet again. Then pulled out what looked a flipper or a fin. "What happened to it?" I began to ponder. Then I realized, "It is no wonder." "The riding and running and digging so rough," "Had ground the poor toad into parts and stuff." So I turned out my pocket gently with great care And checked to make sure all its parts were still there. Its eyes and its legs, its feet and its head, Its guts and its body could now go to bed. I took all the parts and most of the skin So that, the grave, they could lay therin. I covered it with dirt and as there I sat, In the distance I heard a distinctive "Ker-Splat!"
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Pickled piglet in a jar Oh what a mystery you are. Preserved there in your piglet brine. You could stay young there for all time. With your little, wrinkled, piglet nose, And your tiny, cloven, piglet toes. A classroom project you'll someday be, For a student of biology. They'll take you out and start to cut, And open up your piglet gut. They'll peel away your piglet skin, And expose everything therin. They'll open your little piglet head, Oh well, who cares, you're already dead. They'll remove your little piglet brain, Thank goodness you can feel no pain. They'll remove your little piglet eyes, And take those apart. C'mon guys! They'll examine all your piglet parts, Lungs, liver, stomach, little piglet heart. And when, eventually, they're all through, It's to the garbage can with you!
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Aug 4, 2012
Aug 4, 2012 at 2:21 PM UTC
Pickled Piglet
Underlying all the confidence and succes there's a longing that I've known of for some time Looking earnestly inside herself behind courage I can see the concern within her eyes Who will guide the girl who's reached such destinations as so few have in her span of life Who can tell her where to find such a thing as love and therin lift all the underlying strife Did you know that she runs quickly simply because she feels as if she might get away Burying her being within herself in hopes that someday the wishes just might fade Looking at tomorrow as not just another day, but a possibility that she might rise All these things and more I find I realize whenever I stare into Sarah's eyes Whispering while screaming, you may never know of the sudden turmoil that lies within her mind Whirring through the days and nights that she's lived through, trying to not leave a detail behind For in the faces and the people that wear them, he may shine within her memory one day The one tales promised that would come into her life, bringing the colors out the underlying gray Somewhere inside she will find that she is more than she gives credit for, though it won't be tonight And you'll see confidence and a smile, within it a prayer that she will be alright As I pass her by, I'll find inside a glimpse I am remembered as a possibility For Sarah asks not for a name or a story, but on things that she hope might transpire to be
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Feb 25, 2013
Feb 25, 2013 at 9:24 AM UTC
Sarah's Eyes
We live in a world so blinded by distractions we don't want to see. When will enough be enough so we can learn to fly so free. To soar like the eagle and truly know what is. To feel love, to feel more like a gentle kiss. We live in a world with hunger, with homeless poverty. When will we see a way to help those more unfortunate than we. We the ones not living there that we have managed to escape.   to help those in need and of emotional pain and **** We live in a world full of hate, resentment, and fear. When will we show them what is needed for them to hear.   For I write to you these words from in my heart therin, please help to do our parts-to care, for this is the world we live in.
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Jun 29, 2015
Jun 29, 2015 at 7:47 PM UTC
This world we live in
In the beginning there were three seemingly undeniable Truths ****** upon me subtly at first, as a cautious lover may approach his lady's thighs with tender fingertips and a darting tongue. As years progressed and Time brought the growing tide of self-will upon me unexpected and outrageously violent this Trinity became a mantra that surely the Saints must have suffered for as they in their wisdom created for those poor souls such as I who knew that one day a reckoning would indeed arrive. Recited by rote: I believe in the Unholy Trinity and the immutable facts imbued therin that there can be no Love without Pain and to believe otherwise is folly that said Love will only ever be a laughable farce unless it be bought with power and fame and money and that the Life one lives should be one way and the path laid down by one's forebears is indeed the way it should be. And then somebody welcomed me into painted arms with no terms lacking expectations of anything other than simple love affection and respect meeting halfway and behaving like a human being no need for nice cars and glossy trinkets and finding my withered hope a beautiful thing worth rejuvenating. She found my heart a field lain fallow for years unplowed and untended left to wither and return to the desert wastes from whence it was born. But now..... the rains have come.
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Nov 24, 2014
Nov 24, 2014 at 11:40 PM UTC
The Unholy Trinity
My thoughts beget a signaling Foreshadowed by a distancing Of me from all who's listening Yet seek to hurt this little thing Oh Sun whose job it is to shine Why not make this deed a crime? Don't shine your gift on those who see This hurting person wrapped in grief Yet make the time to oversee The evidence the hurting seek Revert their eyes from my great pain The Pen doth write to free the chains Whose weight will take away and drain The spirit unto which its lain Oh tree whose job it is to give Even to those who wish not to live Forgive, Relive, Outlive my sins Yet you stay put provide therin Not for my sake to save the day Don't need a cape to pave the way For all mankind to follow thine Don't judge a soul for it won't shine
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Sep 18, 2018
Sep 18, 2018 at 12:59 AM UTC
A Love Which Does Not Discriminate
Shadow, Shadow Within my dream, Have I dreamed you awake, Said Lizard King To Peace Frog? Peace Frog says it's Old anchovy, Rare bits of beef And I can't remember the last thing I said, Except that which I see. Is that just a dream Within a dream, Or just a brush of Raven's wing? But Lizard King I dream what I dream awake, How can that be? Shadow sees what fades to passing, another dream Within a dream. And I look at the burning sun Bleeding paint like a river. And I think of my job, And I think of nothing at all, As a baby night bug crawls Along the spiral of my page, Invading worlds beneath my fingers. Oceans, Worlds, Suns and Arcs of light beyond our being. Nothing moves in silence. Wondering of stories Forgotten as a child, Yet nothing's forgotten, Yet all is forgiven. Conciliatory Shadows, Reckoning light, Pink and blue and coral Dreams of light and line And space and Shadow And Shadow. Therin lies your answer Peace Frog says to Lizard King. This welcome mat beneath you, this simple Weaves of straw an steel, And the streetlight bends Behind me, then gone. So are Lizard King and Peace Frog. Where have they gone? To Shadow, To the realm of Shadow. And I see my Father's face, Darkening, lighting In the streetlights. As the stink of the factories Fill the air. And my Dad would talk of jazz, while I turned the radio To Donovan, Mellow Yellow, And its 1966. And I think of my job, Revolving wheels, Sparks and Sun Dogs, And I think of Shadow, Shadow, And red headed women In Capris, And the light of the sun Blinding in noon. Dreams of bright nothings. Bon Bon's of scarlet. Shadow, Shadow, What to make of such things? Shadow smiles as Buddha, Says a sliver of sleep Is all you need. Do I cipher a riddle From the air? And I wonder of Shadow, Will he haunt me forever?
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Mar 8, 2020
Mar 8, 2020 at 11:06 PM UTC
And Later The Shadow King
Shadow, Shadow Within my dream, Have I dreamed you awake, Said Lizard King To Peace Frog? Peace Frog says it's Old anchovy, Rare bits of beef And I can't remember the last thing I said, Except that which I see. Is that just a dream Within a dream, Or just a brush of Raven's wing? But Lizard King I dream what I dream awake, How can that be? Shadow sees what fades to passing, another dream Within a dream. And I look at the burning sun Bleeding paint like a river. And I think of my job, And I think of nothing at all, As a baby night bug crawls Along the spiral of my page, Invading worlds beneath my fingers. Oceans, Worlds, Suns and Arcs of light beyond our being. Nothing moves in silence. Wondering of stories Forgotten as a child, Yet nothing's forgotten, Yet all is forgiven. Conciliatory Shadows, Reckoning light, Pink and blue and coral Dreams of light and line And space and Shadow And Shadow. Therin lies your answer Peace Frog says to Lizard King. This welcome mat beneath you, this simple Weaves of straw an steel, And the streetlight bends Behind me, then gone. So are Lizard King and Peace Frog. Where have they gone? To Shadow, To the realm of Shadow. And I see my Father's face, Darkening, lighting In the streetlights. As the stink of the factories Fill the air. And my Dad would talk of jazz, while I turned the radio To Donovan, Mellow Yellow, And its 1966. And I think of my job, Revolving wheels, Sparks and Sun Dogs, And I think of Shadow, Shadow, And red headed women In Capris, And the light of the sun Blinding in noon. Dreams of bright nothings. Bon Bon's of scarlet. Shadow, Shadow, What to make of such things? Shadow smiles as Buddha, Says a sliver of sleep Is all you need. Do I cipher a riddle From the air? And I wonder of Shadow, Will he haunt me forever?
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there's a kind of calm that happens before you say okay a calmness that allows me to carry on this way and carry on i will it's all want to do i love the way you tolerate the things i share with you and therin lies a small reward that fills me to the brim to be a part of what you see to go out on a limb and carry you i will it's all i'll ever do i love the way you celebrate the wings i share with you
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Nov 21, 2015
Nov 21, 2015 at 2:23 PM UTC
wings