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I love my country: India , but I hate many of its rulers, as they speak for the poor and act for tycoons bellicose, and- Diversity sighs in armed Unity; The selfish corrupted in unity March ahead on graves crafty. I love my country: India , but August fifteenth : with freedom, opened all devilish forces out of Hell to fell all virtues. Grim faced Buddha smiles Like a nuclear Phantom ,his tears drip on tomb of Peace. No white dove sits on dome It bleeds in the lap of Buddha. If birth is the cause of gloom. who stops one from bloom? Dearth of berth clamour for Death of birth at the womb. I love my country: India , but Souls are free on lovely Earth Lay bodies strain to survive. A nominal word equanimity Gushes in landslide infirmity. Service becomes self –service, In black ink sleeps Socialism. Fear Neurosis like King Kamsa Keeps Liberty behind the bars. Healthy, wealthy Bharat Matha Groans in labour room for Santi. Note: 1). August fifteenth= 15 August 1947 when India became free from Briton. 2).Buddha=Gutham Buddha(Prince Sidhardha) who established Buddhism.3).Kamsa= The mythological character , uncle of Lord Krishna who chained even his sister Devaki out of the fear psychosis. 4),Bharat Matha= Indians consider Bharat/India as their Mother(Matha)-so it is Mother land not Fatherland for them .Santi/Shanti=a Sanskrit word used in Vedas and Upanishads of India which means Peace or Islam.
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Aug 13, 2013
Aug 13, 2013 at 10:08 AM UTC
I love my country: India, but
The cranes flew and the city grew and what did I do? put my head in the sand, so I could no longer see the change that was happening all around me. A land fit for heroes,city tycoons and wannabe Nero's and now't left in the stew *** for me or for you lot, and how do you feel about that? More money than sense and scant recompense for the builders who toil,who make the monsters that rise and eat up the soil, despoiling the land,more heads in the sand but holding out hands for that scant recompense. Reconciling the bile in their throats with those city gent suits in their trilby's and coats and soldiering on until the earth is all gone. A legacy indeed for them who would scramble in scrub land and grow things to feed the dysfunction of family, what seeds we have sown,how defectively grown we've become and all for the buildings that greedily search out the sun, somewhere up in the heights.
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Oct 13, 2013
Oct 13, 2013 at 5:06 AM UTC
Genetics
The crowds flock to protest the new recipe, as thousands die in the city of Jakarta. Even as the tulip fields promise diversity, another whitewashed wall appears by the old laundrette. I cannot understand sanity in a world so crazy. Police barricade the homeless and set the rapists free. Each jewellery room is iron-gated, whilst hospitals turn to soup kitchens. There is no app to save us from human folly, no special offer on compassion, or a trial period for higher states of mind. Eyes are bleeding by TV screens, as all expectations are lowered to the high-rise. Where comes politics in Democracy's atrophy? Voter apathy, faceless names and blood-lined tycoons fill the news. They are saying “nothing will change,” whilst promising the world.
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 11:18 AM UTC
Voting For Change
shattered dreams American nightmare ghoulishly stalking mankind Bilderberg extremists owl effigy looming behind the all seeing eye of rah – multi-national tycoons inspire blooming death radiated waters flush with fluoride filter through sippy-cups washing away the taste of vaccinations and GMO soy – mutated masses mumble monotonously meager motor skills meandering through melted meadows masochistic in the macabre – moonless morning breaks trails checkerboard the sky cubism from air force fly-boys under orders to implement agenda 21 disguised as protection from solar radiation old soil toils under the strain of oil based pesticides and molecularly altered food crops for profit and to experience the long lost joy associated with being a swashbuckling pirate –
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Sep 11, 2014
Sep 11, 2014 at 12:32 PM UTC
trolling the controllers
Gentle plutonium flows through a cloud soaked sky. The next breath is somewhere in the air all around me. I cannot catch it I inhale the scent of a city to exhale the circular lengths of lost civilizations held together by faceless, mindless tycoons and machine-gun fire. Like the phosphorous spark of distant fireflies, words stirring like chemicals to flash in unison. So what is this now? A cerulean tempo limited alone by the accidental pausing of an instant? Stutter of the clock. or these hidden iron beats hammering rhythms into my soiled heart. Touch of an infinity blood flow with a pinch of glassy thoughts that dwell on stilts over a sea of miniature gods and hourglasses and TV sets and suicide beds. Streetlights in the windows talk but do not offer a final answer.
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Jul 6, 2014
Jul 6, 2014 at 10:13 PM UTC
Stutter of the Clock
Shadow Dance Before power licentious Loquacious tongue blabs Speak Economists misty As Economy wanes drifty Power of money and muscle Make the poor's fossils. On which the tycoons fly Flags of success gleefully. Intuitive India in illusion Delusion and hallucination Dances as shadow, as nation's Desperados' fusion-music sounds. The meek by caprice paints Bleak future of great pains Some swarm, warmly swear Behind PM, calm, the pied piper!
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Sep 26, 2012
Sep 26, 2012 at 4:14 AM UTC
Shadow Dance
Mother of Cowards by Michael R. Burch aka "The Loyal Opposition" So unlike the brazen giant of Greek fame With conquering limbs astride from land to land, Spread-eagled, showering gold, a strumpet stands: A much-used trollop with a torch, whose flame Has long since been extinguished. And her name? "Mother of Cowards!" From her enervate hand Soft ash descends. Her furtive eyes demand Allegiance to her Pimp's repulsive game. "Keep, ancient lands, your wretched poor!" cries she With scarlet lips. "Give me your hale, your whole, Your huddled tycoons, yearning to be pleased! The wretched refuse of your toilet hole? Oh, never send one unwashed child to me! I await Trump's pleasure by the gilded bowl!" NOTE: My sonnet is a parody of the famous poem "The New Colossus" written about the Statue of Liberty by Emma Lazarus. Keywords/Tags: America, American history, liberty, United States, Emma Lazarus, The New Colossus, Statue of Liberty, Lady Liberty, torch, freedom, beacon, lamp, light, door, golden door, liberty, immigrants, immigration, refuse, homeless, poor, rich, discrimination, huddled masses, yearning, breath free, giant, fame, free, freedom of speech, independence day, New York, patriotic
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Mar 15, 2020
Mar 15, 2020 at 10:22 PM UTC
Mother of Cowards
The Atomic Weight of Arrogance Politicians, self-absorbed business tycoons super star athletes and various other baboons have this special quality which we all endear thinking they are above us they make it perfectly clear they're thoughts, needs and wants are second to none they want these important issues known to everyone czars, kings, dictators, potentates put them in a line actors, music stars, the schoolyard bully even comes to mind we have all known or seen them digitally displayed publicly holding down with tightly clenched fist if we disagree they have been endowed with preordained magic powers sprinkled by their own private god's golden showers they have always known more than mere mortal man with more intelligence in one finger that's always been the plan some seem confused that we don't all see them as our hero last I checked the atomic weight of arrogance is still a whopping zero Gomer LePoet....
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Aug 28, 2011
Aug 28, 2011 at 12:38 AM UTC
The Atomic Weight of Arrogance
2016 Museum of Modern Art Party in the Garden - Inside Vera Ellen **** is an American fashion designer who is mostly known for her dresses. But most do not know that she started out with a higher education at Sarah Lawrence College. She had a bachelor degree in art history. The founder of Vera **** Bridal House has become one of the most successful entrepreneurs. She was able to fulfill her dreams with a college degree. She is one of the world's most successful business tycoons that learned about entrepreneurship. If you want to have a degree in design or fashion, and at the same time explore business, then following Vera Wang's career path might be something you can consider. According to Rasmussen, **** has an estimated net worth of $115 million. **** grew up with Chinese roots but she was born and raised in New York. She initially graduated from Chapin school in 1967 and then attended the University of Paris. Afterwards, she went to Sarah Lawrence College in Westchester County and took a degree in art history. What many do not know is that she competed in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. She was featured in Sports Illustrated, 1968 edition. When she did not make the cut for the US Olympics, she set her sights on fashion. With her background in art, she entered Vogue as an editor immediately after graduating from Sarah Lawrence. She was the youngest editor in the publication. She moved on to Ralph Lauren 17 years later. At the age of 40, she became an independent bridal wear designer. With her experience and education, she now works with renowned fashion designers and designs for the likes of Victoria Beckham, Ivanka Trump, Avril Lavigne and Kim Kardashian. She does not limit her designs to wedding dresses alone. She also ventures into the realm of evening wear and retail. Vera Wang's success stems from her love of fashion. To this day, she still enjoys skating though as a "multidimensional" sport.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-brisbane | www.marieaustralia.com/black-formal-dresses
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Aug 8, 2016
Aug 8, 2016 at 10:33 PM UTC
Vera **** Rings And Wedding Dress Did Not Happen Overnight
2016 Museum of Modern Art Party in the Garden - Inside Vera Ellen **** is an American fashion designer who is mostly known for her dresses. But most do not know that she started out with a higher education at Sarah Lawrence College. She had a bachelor degree in art history. The founder of Vera **** Bridal House has become one of the most successful entrepreneurs. She was able to fulfill her dreams with a college degree. She is one of the world's most successful business tycoons that learned about entrepreneurship. If you want to have a degree in design or fashion, and at the same time explore business, then following Vera Wang's career path might be something you can consider. According to Rasmussen, **** has an estimated net worth of $115 million. **** grew up with Chinese roots but she was born and raised in New York. She initially graduated from Chapin school in 1967 and then attended the University of Paris. Afterwards, she went to Sarah Lawrence College in Westchester County and took a degree in art history. What many do not know is that she competed in the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. She was featured in Sports Illustrated, 1968 edition. When she did not make the cut for the US Olympics, she set her sights on fashion. With her background in art, she entered Vogue as an editor immediately after graduating from Sarah Lawrence. She was the youngest editor in the publication. She moved on to Ralph Lauren 17 years later. At the age of 40, she became an independent bridal wear designer. With her experience and education, she now works with renowned fashion designers and designs for the likes of Victoria Beckham, Ivanka Trump, Avril Lavigne and Kim Kardashian. She does not limit her designs to wedding dresses alone. She also ventures into the realm of evening wear and retail. Vera Wang's success stems from her love of fashion. To this day, she still enjoys skating though as a "multidimensional" sport.Read more at:http://www.marieaustralia.com/formal-dresses-brisbane | www.marieaustralia.com/black-formal-dresses
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The Atomic Weight of Arrogance Politicians, self-absorbed business tycoons super star athletes and various other baboons have this special quality which we all endear thinking they are above us they make it perfectly clear they're thoughts, needs and wants are second to none they want these important issues known to everyone czars, kings, dictators, potentates put them in a line actors, music stars, the schoolyard bully even comes to mind we have all known or seen them digitally displayed publicly holding down with tightly clenched fist if we disagree they have been endowed with preordained magic powers sprinkled by their own private god's golden showers they have always known more than mere mortal man with more intelligence in one finger that's always been the plan some seem confused that we don't all see them as our hero last I checked the atomic weight of arrogance is still a whopping zero Gomer LePoet....
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Nov 4, 2013
Nov 4, 2013 at 6:30 PM UTC
The Atomic Weight of Arrogance (r)
Get up and dance Put on those moccasins that make you move from out in France  Into the Indies then Polynesian isles. Pour the green skies upon those frozen and dried out.  Bring gratitude to those whom frequently pout  And the mission to gain commission How the mantras from mamas mouth  Shoot from the sky. So sly the way we will slip into the nostalgic reminisce  Lights on the red carpet  And the set of lies  Are we doing this?  We don't mention How Buddha ******  Budapest in the name of the most auromatheraputic  And orginally tell the Chinese nike labourers who do this.  Though they suit me,  I resuit this with prudent force for those law benders  Of the b.a.r. We will cough on tough tycoons and yet bow to stars.  Oh my legend, how far have we looked and have we come  Jumping out of the Nintendo Nes(t) We have entertained our self enough   We've won son. But find me lagging on a wooden broom  Brimming on the outskirts of your psyche  Just when you thought  Sike you didn't not cite me. Please bibliograph my flight plan or pattern  And as you gaze upon the moon I make my second meander on Saturn  The orbit  In finding sudden satisfaction with norbit  I've asked. How bliss is ignorance?  We blend all the blinding lights of the prism and still white and ****  Siss  Disdain on dose dat ain't domestic  Still ******* kicking and  My legs are there to test this  Theory  and jeering with slack  I'm looking back.  I fear the peers of tired whites and blacks  Those that act that they have nothing to loose  By continually hitting the snooze  Oh we will leave you like leaves grounded in the grooves  These four leaf clues  Clovers, slipping out of my palms  Mark you like wolverines claws  Like jar heads Jumpin in to the jabber jagged jaw of jaws  Subservient marine.  Prate in the truth of those words until you(they) know just what they mean.  Ya seen?  Good?
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Jun 22, 2015
Jun 22, 2015 at 10:32 AM UTC
Justforyou.
Get up and dance Put on those moccasins that make you move from out in France  Into the Indies then Polynesian isles. Pour the green skies upon those frozen and dried out.  Bring gratitude to those whom frequently pout  And the mission to gain commission How the mantras from mamas mouth  Shoot from the sky. So sly the way we will slip into the nostalgic reminisce  Lights on the red carpet  And the set of lies  Are we doing this?  We don't mention How Buddha ******  Budapest in the name of the most auromatheraputic  And orginally tell the Chinese nike labourers who do this.  Though they suit me,  I resuit this with prudent force for those law benders  Of the b.a.r. We will cough on tough tycoons and yet bow to stars.  Oh my legend, how far have we looked and have we come  Jumping out of the Nintendo Nes(t) We have entertained our self enough   We've won son. But find me lagging on a wooden broom  Brimming on the outskirts of your psyche  Just when you thought  Sike you didn't not cite me. Please bibliograph my flight plan or pattern  And as you gaze upon the moon I make my second meander on Saturn  The orbit  In finding sudden satisfaction with norbit  I've asked. How bliss is ignorance?  We blend all the blinding lights of the prism and still white and ****  Siss  Disdain on dose dat ain't domestic  Still ******* kicking and  My legs are there to test this  Theory  and jeering with slack  I'm looking back.  I fear the peers of tired whites and blacks  Those that act that they have nothing to loose  By continually hitting the snooze  Oh we will leave you like leaves grounded in the grooves  These four leaf clues  Clovers, slipping out of my palms  Mark you like wolverines claws  Like jar heads Jumpin in to the jabber jagged jaw of jaws  Subservient marine.  Prate in the truth of those words until you(they) know just what they mean.  Ya seen?  Good?
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at least one shooting every week congress & president mild and meek whatever they might do or say no blame goes to the NRA that keeps abusing the 2nd amendment      who needs militias today?! and thanks to that ****** arrangement more students weekly fall prey to psychopaths in our states whose weapons open the gates to free indiscriminate killing thanks to our politicians unwilling to forego all the boons they receive from their insane tycoons
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May 18, 2018
May 18, 2018 at 6:12 PM UTC
AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOLS
He dances with dames and dresses all Donning the tuxedo to shame the penguin Whisping in mystery in coattails around. He's the talk of tycoons, bumble of business His scalp itches with flakes of gold. Above his pristine he is true genuine Motives pure with a smile of pearls His benign benevolence abounding in love A voice of warmth, soothing and true Many a hand will lie upon his chest. And even upon conclusion of clamber, This mask remain affixed upon him. Jealousy overwhelmed the raccoon at sight, For the drive of desire for his mask Runs parallel to seeking honor of a medal. Yet when the moon is nigh at repose This masked man, the valiant benefactor, Dares to die and dance with the devil And be consumed with torment in dreams Waking to don the mask, hiding again.
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Feb 14, 2012
Feb 14, 2012 at 10:00 AM UTC
Façade
Dear Rabbits & Rabies & Silence & Bones so hollow they can break upon landing & Sleep & Teeth & Being radiation free & Radiation for being clean energy & Dieting & Headphones & Lightning & The Sky & Thirty-Thousand US Dollars, really it’s closer to Twenty-Eight but let’s round up to be Safe & Playing with Blocks as a kid & Starting my car with a screwdriver & Learning from failure & Failing quizzes but passing classes & Teachers who need to chill the **** out (because they’re excited and I don’t get excited so it scares me when people get excited) & my mother and father and brother and unborn sister (she might have been named after Bob Marley like I almost was) & Clever titles & Bad titles for making clever titles seem more clever & Robots for making life easier & Robots for taking over the future & Passing cars & ****** bars & Oil Tycoons ******* straws from MotherEarth, bleeding her dry just in time for winter You’re all okay— I have a lot of feelings That I don’t like feeling all that often And you’re vital, pivotal to the waking world But you’re also ruining my life; I’m no good at math But I’m trying anyways and slowly learning that Good & Evil are pretty much the same side of the Same battle if you’re standing far enough away but I Am not quite that far away yet. The world is a clock and without every gear in locking place Time would stop altogether—a redundant thought, Yet still relevant upon revisiting. If I am a cloud then you are a storm, a billowing hurricane With sugar for blood and wire-tapped veins, broken Like I ought to be except I am afraid To truly really break like the love of my life Did when she was seventeen or eighteen—I don’t Quite remember when it all started but how it pains me Every day that you (not you, reader, but an old friend) Did this and do this to yourself still. No matter where I go and no matter how much Powder you buy just to look at (it’s comforting— I want to believe you) You will always be At the front of my mind & for that, I owe you.
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Oct 7, 2014
Oct 7, 2014 at 1:08 AM UTC
To The Things I Owe
Dear Rabbits & Rabies & Silence & Bones so hollow they can break upon landing & Sleep & Teeth & Being radiation free & Radiation for being clean energy & Dieting & Headphones & Lightning & The Sky & Thirty-Thousand US Dollars, really it’s closer to Twenty-Eight but let’s round up to be Safe & Playing with Blocks as a kid & Starting my car with a screwdriver & Learning from failure & Failing quizzes but passing classes & Teachers who need to chill the **** out (because they’re excited and I don’t get excited so it scares me when people get excited) & my mother and father and brother and unborn sister (she might have been named after Bob Marley like I almost was) & Clever titles & Bad titles for making clever titles seem more clever & Robots for making life easier & Robots for taking over the future & Passing cars & ****** bars & Oil Tycoons ******* straws from MotherEarth, bleeding her dry just in time for winter You’re all okay— I have a lot of feelings That I don’t like feeling all that often And you’re vital, pivotal to the waking world But you’re also ruining my life; I’m no good at math But I’m trying anyways and slowly learning that Good & Evil are pretty much the same side of the Same battle if you’re standing far enough away but I Am not quite that far away yet. The world is a clock and without every gear in locking place Time would stop altogether—a redundant thought, Yet still relevant upon revisiting. If I am a cloud then you are a storm, a billowing hurricane With sugar for blood and wire-tapped veins, broken Like I ought to be except I am afraid To truly really break like the love of my life Did when she was seventeen or eighteen—I don’t Quite remember when it all started but how it pains me Every day that you (not you, reader, but an old friend) Did this and do this to yourself still. No matter where I go and no matter how much Powder you buy just to look at (it’s comforting— I want to believe you) You will always be At the front of my mind & for that, I owe you.
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Freedom is power Born in wealth, the sins of my fingertips silent tongue did cast me aside your kingdom diamond crown. Chronological genius you for chrono disaster me Ram. O feedom who runs free! Mostly winds fly blowing yelling hissing out so loud winds destroying Mansions strong towers and never get charged with deadly blowing crimes. No human has such freedom. Wind is free to give life or death. We all pop out giving joy and pain. We begin in the same womb, yet live estranged from each other on this planet lucky to even share a song or a poem, slaves to buck that must be earned to pay for bare necessities. Lucky we pay not for oxigen to breathe as of yet. Oh that I was wind to fly and Swirl my lover up and down the whole night through cosmophile and blow all enemies skyhigh and back down eighty mile an hour. If only your freedom winds joined mine E.T. divine for   my hurracane dancing twisters Tycoons or soft breeze to sway the willows of our sins Oh wind Tandabam tam-tam Come be not gone tantric with passer by greener grassy winds. ~~~ Karijinbba
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Oct 11, 2021
Oct 11, 2021 at 12:50 AM UTC
Oh E.T freedom wind.
men write books filled with pseudo-intellectual proclamations about the meaning of this ****** up world we live in, complete with citations from the bible and shakespeare and the devil himself. words drag down pockets until they are shuffling along the streets almost unable to move and their pants are picking up dirt which god created for the exact purpose of being swept up by the pant legs of rapists and murderers and housewives. bitterness spreads like rabies foaming from the mouth of pretty girls who spread their legs for whomever comes along to whisper words they barely understand with bad breath and sweaty palms into their ear. the pigs sit in line waiting to be slaughtered or to create the next degrading law that will give them more money. at least barbecue can bring happiness to people instead of institutionalized bigotry this great nation is built upon. meanwhile, the slaves they like to name the "lower class" work their *** off in this capitilist society to feed their family and get an education that these pigs were spoon fed since birth. a birth given by a mother who was more than likely sexually assaulted at some point in her life and cried when she heard it was a boy. rain still falls on forests that are molested by energy tycoons who release toxins into our drinking water and the air we breathe and the food we eat after it's loaded with more toxins from the processes that make sure it doesn't expire until we are all dead and gone. as long as the white people enjoy their food everything will be okay, however half of the world doesn't have access to clean drinking water and when they fight back we bomb them or massacre them or use them. we are taught to ignore these things that plague the human race and but how can you ignore when the pictures of white men who **** and **** and steal hang up on the walls that are supposed to protect you?
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Apr 15, 2015
Apr 15, 2015 at 10:16 AM UTC
god bless america
men write books filled with pseudo-intellectual proclamations about the meaning of this ****** up world we live in, complete with citations from the bible and shakespeare and the devil himself. words drag down pockets until they are shuffling along the streets almost unable to move and their pants are picking up dirt which god created for the exact purpose of being swept up by the pant legs of rapists and murderers and housewives. bitterness spreads like rabies foaming from the mouth of pretty girls who spread their legs for whomever comes along to whisper words they barely understand with bad breath and sweaty palms into their ear. the pigs sit in line waiting to be slaughtered or to create the next degrading law that will give them more money. at least barbecue can bring happiness to people instead of institutionalized bigotry this great nation is built upon. meanwhile, the slaves they like to name the "lower class" work their *** off in this capitilist society to feed their family and get an education that these pigs were spoon fed since birth. a birth given by a mother who was more than likely sexually assaulted at some point in her life and cried when she heard it was a boy. rain still falls on forests that are molested by energy tycoons who release toxins into our drinking water and the air we breathe and the food we eat after it's loaded with more toxins from the processes that make sure it doesn't expire until we are all dead and gone. as long as the white people enjoy their food everything will be okay, however half of the world doesn't have access to clean drinking water and when they fight back we bomb them or massacre them or use them. we are taught to ignore these things that plague the human race and but how can you ignore when the pictures of white men who **** and **** and steal hang up on the walls that are supposed to protect you?
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At least they roll the credits slowly-- I mean, at the end of DOWNTON ABBEY, the hundreds who worked their butts off so you and I could see the stars on screen. We human beings have been delusional for millennia. Pharaohs, emperors, kings, presidents, not to mention tycoons, millionaires-- now billionaires--and "prominent" people from all walks of life, those who attended Eton and Andover, the Ivies and Oxbridge thinking as though they are inherently better--superior, as it were--to all others when, in truth, all human beings--indeed, all creations--share the same divinity. What a grand illusion it has been, Civilization, from Sumer to the present! Willl we ever see truth? Will we ever know that we are all one? Or will we all perish from catastrophic climate change or nuclear holocaust before we achieve enlightenment? TOD HOWARD HAWKS
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Jan 2, 2022
Jan 2, 2022 at 1:59 AM UTC
ILLUSION, ENLIGHTENMENT, OR DESTRUCTION?
I am lost inside a small center Exhaust fumes full off smoke Sounds everywhere Generators Moto mobiles Crying children Talks and music Fully confused... I start counting... One Two Three Four...and so on I tell you,less than four tycoons Millionaires amidst hustlers I know of them, Humble backhrounds great achievement Then how many are within here, Thoughts alike? Perhaps all of these people Or alone I think of this !!!! Society mixed up
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Jan 5, 2015
Jan 5, 2015 at 10:49 AM UTC
do i say
A seldom ill-natured arrangement. The owl and the pussycat were - Wound up to a frightful derangement At the sight of the entrepreneur. The rascal decided to venture In hiring their beautiful boat The owl nearly choked on his denture On finding it steered by a goat. The owl and his friend Set out to pretend To not even care about steering. So on it's return They planned that they'd burn The sails so they both started cheering. The goat was no longer a sailor of seas. He took up employment in processing cheese. The owl and his mate would never berate A contract with dodgy tycoons. They're happier though to go with the flow, And sail with the help of balloons.
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Mar 18, 2017
Mar 18, 2017 at 8:03 AM UTC
Boat for Hire (Billy and Nanny need not apply).
here is something they do not teach in school, that is why Juaniyo put a bandana around his head in red and like a sturdy kalasag, he raised his hand high, championing all — nobody shall strike this country with impunity. Juaniyo was an anarchist — a decibel in the voice of this nation, standing strong for the deprived, the voiceless, the pithless. this was inscrutable force awakened — they did not teach this in school. they taught us that we'd be winners, hotshots, millionaires, tycoons, dogs and slaves to capitalists — this total equation they didn't tell us together with the suicides and the extra-judicial killings, the limp democracy of the state, summary executions, the displaced groups, shelterless mothers with children suckling their ******* while seeking alms, the downfall of all economies for Juaniyo, a hurled rock is the imperative as a thick wall of alloy and fiber glass drive him to the edge of the street where somewhere in the periphery, a bombardier of water is waiting with a steady aim; they did not want their powers challenged, they did not find it appealing that their oppressive authoritarian stance is put to the test and is at the verge of being dismantled to be replaced by freer, egalitarian structures. Juaniyo leaves the class in total pursuit, heeds the call of heartland.
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Nov 19, 2015
Nov 19, 2015 at 2:33 PM UTC
Juaniyo
Does AI have potential? Yup, absolutely. It could be great! Will it make people's life better? Probably not.... Like every other Disruptive technology before it Seems to me that AI is here only To improve the lives of the Few tycoons that own it True, AI will cut costs like crazy Well, guess what? We're people Not outdated expendable assets We're not costs to be cut 'Oh, but I'm a high end specialist' Make no mistake, sunshine AI's after your job too I suppose I've become Sort of an AI luddite now So follow me, good friends And together we'll trash Every big tech datacenter And who knows? We might even have A billionaire's head or two...
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Apr 2, 2025
Apr 2, 2025 at 11:22 AM UTC
AI luddite
monkey DNA rules the landside multitudes of dudes rally around the ranch hands planning to take stands against stands of trees standing tall light refracts bending ever so giving the low lying foliage full spectrum— apelike in their motions and communicating only in grunts suspendered stewards stake claims on the Sycamore for more money moreover, eyes shine on the falling pine – mannish flexing droplets of sweat stack rack of sweet smelling fir slats binge drinking between filling bins train cars destined for ports shipping the soil's children to the impoverished and underdeveloped – aged tycoons rest scabby elbows on traditional oak armrests seated near the mahogany footed desk lamp just to the left of a little cedar box containing cigars –
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Jan 16, 2015
Jan 16, 2015 at 10:50 PM UTC
thank you, Tree
What happened in Tuticorin is no less than a democide, the state snuffing out lives whom it supposed to protect. The reckless and depraved disregard for the lives, brought out the ugly and monstrous side of the state. The state is taking the lives of its own people, to give 'ease of doing business' to its tycoon cronies. To enable them to grab lands, flout environmental norms, violate labour laws and to usurp the natural resources. People gave up their lives and achieved martyrdom, to protect the 'ease of living' of their fellow humans. To let them have a breath of fresh air and a gulp of pure water, and to enable them save their natural resources and environment. Democracy is no longer ‘of the people, by the people, for the people’, it got hijacked to become ‘of the 1%, by the 1%, for the 1%’. The neo-liberal spaces ever expand and public spaces ever shrink, till the society is transformed into an oligarchy, into a tycoon fiefdom. Tycoons campaign finance the politicos to get ease of doing business, people queue up and exercise their franchise to get bullets in return. This is the time to reclaim our democracy and regain our lost power, the only way out is democratic deliberation and political confrontation. Let's set aside, cricket, soaps, celeb gossip, reality TV and selfies for a while, and spare a thought for those who breathed their last fighting for our rights. Let's make sure that the lives of those who fought for clean air won’t go in vain, by showing that we are the masters and oligarchy is only their pipe dream.
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May 28, 2018
May 28, 2018 at 12:42 AM UTC
A Tribute to the Martyrs of Tuticorin
What happened in Tuticorin is no less than a democide, the state snuffing out lives whom it supposed to protect. The reckless and depraved disregard for the lives, brought out the ugly and monstrous side of the state. The state is taking the lives of its own people, to give 'ease of doing business' to its tycoon cronies. To enable them to grab lands, flout environmental norms, violate labour laws and to usurp the natural resources. People gave up their lives and achieved martyrdom, to protect the 'ease of living' of their fellow humans. To let them have a breath of fresh air and a gulp of pure water, and to enable them save their natural resources and environment. Democracy is no longer ‘of the people, by the people, for the people’, it got hijacked to become ‘of the 1%, by the 1%, for the 1%’. The neo-liberal spaces ever expand and public spaces ever shrink, till the society is transformed into an oligarchy, into a tycoon fiefdom. Tycoons campaign finance the politicos to get ease of doing business, people queue up and exercise their franchise to get bullets in return. This is the time to reclaim our democracy and regain our lost power, the only way out is democratic deliberation and political confrontation. Let's set aside, cricket, soaps, celeb gossip, reality TV and selfies for a while, and spare a thought for those who breathed their last fighting for our rights. Let's make sure that the lives of those who fought for clean air won’t go in vain, by showing that we are the masters and oligarchy is only their pipe dream.
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Happily adrift at Carnival time buffeted by babes and tycoons in wine I was brought up all standing by a voice from the blue that solicited quite rudely Haiku for you?
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May 9, 2016
May 9, 2016 at 6:18 AM UTC
Hello it’s Haiku Time
If i were to write a poem, I wouldnt talk about my pain, I wouldn write only of my gain. If i were to sing a song, I would sing loud and proud, Never of my sins, But the life within. Life gives us everything, We chose anything, Yet complain of everything, And achieve nothing. pleasure, desire, lust Are not the only things, Kings, queens, tycoons, Are not the only beings. suffocation, self doubt unsatisfication, Let all this pass, Shame,rain, pain Nothing plain should define us. brothers, if we were to write poems, We wouldnt talk about our pain, We would write only of our gain. Sisters, if we were to sing a song, We would sing loud and proud, Never of our sins, But the stupendous life within.
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May 1, 2016
May 1, 2016 at 3:23 AM UTC
If I were to write