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"unconceived" poems
Studying the 'Base', 'Hypotenuse', and 'Height' of a triangle, My mind recalls what I witnessed in that sensual night, You were like an unconceived mathematical notion, I a novice in geometry trying to draw a straight line Of kisses on your shivering body, How fragile those attempts were, How lovely to see them fail, Lying idle on the bed like a base of a building I lured you to stood high above me, And your hands pressing my chest as a ladder, We're affixed like a right-angled triangle Dizzy, and drunk exploring our area of love.
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Jan 12, 2021
Jan 12, 2021 at 1:50 PM UTC
Pythagoras Theorem
my heart is not a game it is as serious as life can be and though it can laugh it will not compete for love nor will it wander aimlessly the reflection of a distant pond but its light knows the dark it is unafraid to be alone a newborn knows no one nor the hole a ***** will part it remembers the past and how it once did love but that is a movie now with characters so young and futures unconceived of tell me how it can be are you right, will I be free; free to live my purpose then to find you waiting there to love what is inside of me do not try to play my heart though it is an instrument hear the music it makes believe in the faith of sound to you, it has already been sent
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Feb 8, 2017
Feb 8, 2017 at 4:55 PM UTC
don't play me
Day one, and there was light. A path out of chaos. A radiant beam of hope. I opened my eyes to the unconceived. A fiery hand touched my palm, leading me to unknown paths. Ninth hour of the morning! I was born in the sea. I am unvisible, unseen. Plankton they call me. Chance met shells and anemones my companions. I played with the sand, was one with the waves, sipped at oxygen and salt. The Eternal God told me: "Before night comes you will have become food". I didn't unedrstand it. I was afraid "You are unfinite. You will be reborn in the morning". This reassured me. But who can wait for the morrow? I saw a glowing star. It slipped to the horizon. "That must be my soul ready to take flight. The Moon laughed at me with bitterness. "I' m sorry for that". Weeping, I drifted into the redeeming arms of sleep Day two. Morning. Death spat me into the bowels of a great whale. It is called "Leviathan". I am reborn. "I inhabit a green seaweed. It tickles my body and I arise". I saw the light which transpierced me. Creation is a cycle. Creation in its cycle engenders All.
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Aug 23, 2013
Aug 23, 2013 at 7:35 AM UTC
**And there was light...**
Wrest my head from this, a twinge as illusive as pins. Rake the bottom lore, as off the mark as 'sins'. I'm neither lessened nor strengthened, I reek of applemore and soot. I draw and I leave unconceived. I grow without practice. I denote without lye. I smile hopeless, with gladdened reprieve. My pallbearer whistles, and thinks of my joke. I painted enough. He believes. Turn tears now to grinning, as I've learned the unbluff. May I end this long night with a seed.
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Dec 20, 2013
Dec 20, 2013 at 7:35 AM UTC
half note rest
So many ideas you have conceived Either at work or leisure, But you have not perceived, the idea of me. I am the idea, unconceived, the idea of anti reason, Upheaval-tumaltuous and juxtaposition. I will break the old piece by piece and create the new step by step, bit by bit. i will stop the working of the logic and the reason, with all the justification.
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Dec 29, 2011
Dec 29, 2011 at 2:27 PM UTC
The Idea
bold and assiduous like a young hip our glowing silence tears the air the unconceived truth of blood you wander around my chest as if in a procession towards the delirium of spring my wrists have no dream to hide the eyes confess: falling skies are crushing stone by stone the world in which you didn't exist my body buried in light an orderless language, the rest is details
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Mar 8, 2023
Mar 8, 2023 at 6:53 AM UTC
glowing
There once came a tale that didn’t want to be told. It shuddered in the light of the voices decrepit and old, That tried to conjure it at the peripheries of its boundaries. But it fought back lingering in its formation in the foundries.   It would not be cast so easily like metal, It would not be set so willingly in stone, It would float on the tip of the tongue a fragranced petal, It would bounce on the edge of the mind an ineffable tone. Never drifting too close to anyone’s ear, It remained in the distance away from the sages and scribes, Always aware of its greatest fear, To be misinterpreted by the way a human describes. For who in all of creation has the ability to tell a story such as this? With all the glory and irreverence so subtly intertwined, The colour so luminous, and texture beating with bliss, With no earthly writer could this yarn be aligned. The muses who birthed this defiant prose did weep, When they saw their child miss its chance for eternity again and again, They beseeched their progeny to take the leap, But over and over it would say no and cause them such pain. And in the absence of this story the world fell in disarray, Chaos ran wild and fear grew rife, Without the stories guidance, the part it was supposed to play, Soon it came to the end of its life. For the humans had lost their ability to imagine such a story, And it was lost in obscurity, unconceived glory. It was then it saw the errors of its foolish way, It tried to enter their thoughts but could never stay. It was now far too late, It had created its fate. And everything turned grim, in a darksome pit When it realised no one would remember it. And the moral of the story is this, Take this token a gentle kiss. Play your part and play it bold, Let your story be one that’s told.
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 7:12 PM UTC
Morality's Tale
There once came a tale that didn’t want to be told. It shuddered in the light of the voices decrepit and old, That tried to conjure it at the peripheries of its boundaries. But it fought back lingering in its formation in the foundries.   It would not be cast so easily like metal, It would not be set so willingly in stone, It would float on the tip of the tongue a fragranced petal, It would bounce on the edge of the mind an ineffable tone. Never drifting too close to anyone’s ear, It remained in the distance away from the sages and scribes, Always aware of its greatest fear, To be misinterpreted by the way a human describes. For who in all of creation has the ability to tell a story such as this? With all the glory and irreverence so subtly intertwined, The colour so luminous, and texture beating with bliss, With no earthly writer could this yarn be aligned. The muses who birthed this defiant prose did weep, When they saw their child miss its chance for eternity again and again, They beseeched their progeny to take the leap, But over and over it would say no and cause them such pain. And in the absence of this story the world fell in disarray, Chaos ran wild and fear grew rife, Without the stories guidance, the part it was supposed to play, Soon it came to the end of its life. For the humans had lost their ability to imagine such a story, And it was lost in obscurity, unconceived glory. It was then it saw the errors of its foolish way, It tried to enter their thoughts but could never stay. It was now far too late, It had created its fate. And everything turned grim, in a darksome pit When it realised no one would remember it. And the moral of the story is this, Take this token a gentle kiss. Play your part and play it bold, Let your story be one that’s told.
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I'm a sanitary towel soaking up unconceived wording. You bleed them heavily, the smell of copper syllables Haemorrhaging upon me saturating deeply I'm used. Throw away like it wasn't personal, but I'm now a sentence completed.
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Apr 30, 2017
Apr 30, 2017 at 4:19 PM UTC
A Bleeding Of Words
Woman After the Fact Unknown Each Day Picking the Lock Of An Unconceived  Friendship With a  Key Of Hidden Unwelcome Stranger To All But The Eyes Of True Intention You Left Your Arrows In the  Body Of My Friend
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Aug 5, 2016
Aug 5, 2016 at 4:47 AM UTC
Goddess R SHea
Why do people judge your name already? You haven't even taken a breath yet. You haven't even another half to you yet. Your name is one of beauty, one that shows strength. It's like a jewel, full of beauty, elegance, and strength. Your name is after the one who fought and defeated my villains. It's after the one who stood by me when I stood alone on the sheet of ice floating atop the melting sea. I used to hate your name, but the one it's after changed it all for me. The one of the name gave me hope, and I have hope for you. Judgment is not necessary for a name of a child unborn, unconceived, unfathered. A name is a name, each with its own purpose, its own story. Your name is one dear to me, a story I tell a whole lot, one whose purpose is to give hope.
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Mar 12, 2014
Mar 12, 2014 at 6:24 PM UTC
Your Name
my poor heart just skipped a beat when i saw my tidleywinks at me the hot minute i opened up the box that's the look this young kid got poured out in colors, bright and bold with hidden secrets yet untold well, add another to the list just in case you've yet to guess the wild, the weird, the unconceived the day my tidleywinks at me
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Dec 8, 2024
Dec 8, 2024 at 4:24 PM UTC
tidleywinks
I wrestle with her song like a reservoir, since it mocks the veritable sea. Its mysteries, unconceived, she’s robbed of their virginity. I flew to a galaxy near the beginning, and she also found me there beneath the surface, under the deep air. Waiting before an impenetrable secret I couldn’t escape her song, her Siren song. Her sweet words enveloped and bound, like chords wrapped around me to tame and name. An infinite darkness of mind vanished wordless into the unknowing womb of creation. And I, banished to an inner wasteland, heard a voice of genius singing a base rhythm to her song. It was plain and blue. The words were formless but rose from the bottom of the world. I am enchanted by an old song and an older place, seeming enemies. Whether by seduction or will for words I will be undone. I must have both or be without my song.
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Jan 1, 2021
Jan 1, 2021 at 11:22 AM UTC
A Variation on Wallace Stevens’ “The Idea of Order at Key West”