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Zeus had plastic surgery, his fingertips shaved off so he would not leave prints when he committed his archetypal crimes. He changed his name to Saturn then to Cronos then to Albatross Von Mariner, all this subterfuge just to disquise the fact that he goes borderline ballistic when he doesn't get his way. He pulled Icarus out of the sky, wounded Prometheus’ side, left Sisyphus on a steep lonely mountain, dared Demeter to save her daughter, yet these souls persist in mnemonic literary defiance of a single fact… No god is greater than you, the karma jury has come in and Zeus is sentenced to five years of community service on Interstate Highway 5. He will wear a yellow clown suit with a red rubber nose and floppy green shoes with a fast food tray hanging from his neck and he will walk in traffic snarls stopping at every car to clean the windows to sell hotdogs with purple relish and black mustard wrapped in grey buns as unappetizing and pathetic as the lies he has told us about ourselves for so long.
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Oct 24, 2012
Oct 24, 2012 at 7:35 AM UTC
BAD ZEUS ON HIGHWAY 5
THE LAST LOVE LETTER OF TCHAIKOVSKY* My angel, life of my life Fate would never allow me to meet thee Only in thy letters to me Do I feel the touch of love’s ecstasy. Would but that upon thy sweet face I would just once behold All my sixth symphonies I would gladly exchange In love’s name and in its wondrous beauty untold. Here with all my rapturous kisses I send thee the music of ‘Love’s Sorrow’ Every note swims in the sea of my restless heart None would such grievous pain of mine ever know. Let history judge All that is between thee and me Even the deluge that drowns the whole world Would never obliterate every melody I dedicate to thee. • Tchaikovsky’s benefactress was Madame Von Meck (Nadezhda) who exchanged 260 love- letters (1876—1887)with him and endowed him with a regular income on the understanding that they should never meet. Her late husband was a millionaire whose fortune was derived from his railway business. Finally, she broke up the relationship leaving the composer in complete devastation. This is one of the most poignant love-stories of all time.
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Nov 11, 2015
Nov 11, 2015 at 4:04 AM UTC
THE LAST LOVE LETTER OF TCHAIKOVSKY*
I am reading poems by Billy Collins: AIMLESS LOVE, a retrospective, A sampler, as it were For the Books and Brew; Our monthly selection. Nine manly men Meeting for monthly meals And book-talk And politics And, of course, good beer. They like nonfiction, I like fiction. Richard Hughes, British writer of poems, short stories, novels and plays said: “All nonfiction can do is answer questions; It is fiction's business to ask them.” Still, my repertoire has expanded: Nike shoes. Civil War. Institutional racism. Opioid addiction. Rafting the Grand Canyon. Climbing mountains. With Baron Von Humboldt. And now this: Poetry. Nine manly men Reading poetry to each other While sharing a meal, One lovely poem after another. You can't read a book of poetry Like you consume other books, Fiction or nonfiction. The table of contents: The lid of a box of exquisite truffles— A map of pleasures contained within. You look at the map, And make a selection. The caramel truffle Is not the coffee truffle. You look at the map, Make a selection, And bite! The crusty chocolate cracks! The darkness melts, Floods your mouth with taste. Then the rush of caramel! Flavors, smells sloshing Swooning with sensate memories. What? Turn the page and read another? Reach for the coffee truffle? No. Linger with caramel; Luxuriate on aftertaste. Is that a note of citrus or salt? I will enjoy my coffee truffle tomorrow.
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Apr 2, 2017
Apr 2, 2017 at 12:26 PM UTC
EXQUISITE TRUFFLES
…These men are worth your tears: You are not worth their merriment. -Wilfred Owen, “Apologia Pro Poemate Meo” When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean? Paradise Lost? Probably not Nor Saint Paul speaking on the Field of Mars The Kalevala, Hagia Sophia With its pendentives lifting up our prayers Horatius fighting to defend his bridge And Wilfred Owen dying bravely on his Lord Tennyson and Idylls of the King Chapultepec, Henry V, Becket The paratroops at Arnhem, Saint Thomas More, His King’s loyal servant, but God’s first The Stray Dog poets of Saint Petersburg The brave last stand of Roland at Roncesvalles Lewis and Tolkien and glasses of beer Montcalm and Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham Hildegard von Bingen, Siegfried and the Rhine Magna Carta, HMS Hood, the Thames The Grove of Daphne, “The Old Rugged Cross” Beatrix Potter and her little pet rabbit El Cid, Anne Frank, John Keats, Saint Benedict “I Have a Dream,” Dostoyevsky, and Greene Viktor Frankl, Dag Hammarkskjold, and Proust Good Chaucer’s naughty pilgrims telling tales The Gettysburg Address, Willie and Joe Stern Saint Augustine of North Africa Wodehouse writing a jolly bit of fun Saint Corbinian and Bavaria The ancient glories of Byzantium Pius XII contra the bombs and lies The 602nd TD Battalion Saint Joan, the Prado, and Robert Frost And far, far more. When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean?
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 4:06 PM UTC
Western Civilization and Radio Static
…These men are worth your tears: You are not worth their merriment. -Wilfred Owen, “Apologia Pro Poemate Meo” When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean? Paradise Lost? Probably not Nor Saint Paul speaking on the Field of Mars The Kalevala, Hagia Sophia With its pendentives lifting up our prayers Horatius fighting to defend his bridge And Wilfred Owen dying bravely on his Lord Tennyson and Idylls of the King Chapultepec, Henry V, Becket The paratroops at Arnhem, Saint Thomas More, His King’s loyal servant, but God’s first The Stray Dog poets of Saint Petersburg The brave last stand of Roland at Roncesvalles Lewis and Tolkien and glasses of beer Montcalm and Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham Hildegard von Bingen, Siegfried and the Rhine Magna Carta, HMS Hood, the Thames The Grove of Daphne, “The Old Rugged Cross” Beatrix Potter and her little pet rabbit El Cid, Anne Frank, John Keats, Saint Benedict “I Have a Dream,” Dostoyevsky, and Greene Viktor Frankl, Dag Hammarkskjold, and Proust Good Chaucer’s naughty pilgrims telling tales The Gettysburg Address, Willie and Joe Stern Saint Augustine of North Africa Wodehouse writing a jolly bit of fun Saint Corbinian and Bavaria The ancient glories of Byzantium Pius XII contra the bombs and lies The 602nd TD Battalion Saint Joan, the Prado, and Robert Frost And far, far more. When that loudmouth on the wireless machine Alludes to Western Civilization What does he mean?
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As I let my mind wander into time, and release these binds that have me confined, I began to feel a great energy, like the sun had been compressed and put into me, and as time tic tocs and unwinds into its trail of infinity. I realize a trinity mind body soul, they burn as a whole, for the mightiest of goals. and as time unwinds it'll leave you behind. unless you get your spot in, a line of legacys never to be forgotten Confucius, Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Martin Luther King Jr, George Washington, Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara, Nelson Mendala, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Steve Jobs, Stephen Hawkins, Leonardo Da Vinci, Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart, nikola tesla, Wael Ghonim, Jimi Hendrix, Joseph Stiglitz, Reed Hastings, François Rabelais, Archimedes, Sigmund Frued, Charles Darwin, Aryabhata, Bob Marley, Garrett Morgan, George Washington Carver, Aristotle, John Locke, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Plato, Galileo Galilei...and many many more... Stand for something. Think outside the box. Evolve and express yourself. Make a difference  #STEM #LegacyToIfinity
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Nov 28, 2014
Nov 28, 2014 at 5:31 PM UTC
Thoughts of a Legacy
Dita Von Teese Was very smitten With what had been written About her knees - Being a *** kitten Is something I'm at ease with. I'm truly elated I have knees that please.
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May 2, 2014
May 2, 2014 at 2:35 PM UTC
Dita Von Teese's Knees
Du warst meine kleine Aufklaerung Obwohl ich noch lange nicht erwacht bleibe Ohne dich fuehle ich die Waende Und dreh mich den Kopf im Kreis Bevor dich war der Horizont leer Jetzt scheint er unfassbar, so wie die Erinnerung an dir Und alles ist ok so, weil man sehnt immer nach Unmoegliches Unmoegliches bist du Ich werde immer besessen davon Besessen von dir [You were my small Enlightenment Although I long since remain unawakened Without you I feel the walls And turn my head in a circle Before you was the horizon empty Now it appears intangible, like the memory of you And everything is ok this way, because one always longs for the impossible You are the impossible With which I will always be obsessed Obsessed with you]
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Jun 8, 2010
Jun 8, 2010 at 1:20 PM UTC
Aufklaerung
Dear ****** you have took so much from me. You took my will to live. You took my pride. You took my faith in humanity. You took my virginity at the age of 13. You took my innocences. You took my safty. Dear ****** you have destroyed me. You destroyed my life. You ruined who I was then. Dear ****** you have made me live in fear. I suffer from PTSD because of you. I suffer from depression. I suffer from anxiety. Dear ****** I trusted you and you used that against me. Goodbye my ****** I hope you enjoy rotting in that cell for what you have done to me. By: Ash Von Stein
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Nov 13, 2017
Nov 13, 2017 at 6:23 PM UTC
Dear ******
Ich habe Fernweh nach dem Ort an dem du gerade bist, und Heimweh nach dem Platz in deinem Herzen. Ich liebe den Himmel, und ich wünschte ich wäre das Firmament über dir, egal ob hinter Wolken versteckt oder mit den Gestirnen geschmückt, denn dann würde ich dich immer sehen und immer bei dir seien. Jedoch könnte ich dich nie berühren, von da oben. Vielleicht wäre es besser, der Boden zu seien. Du legst dich in mein warmes Gras und atmest meinen Duft ein, nach einem Regenschauer, und würdest dabei lächeln. Aber als der Boden, würdest du mich je bemerken? Und wenn ja, würdest du nicht nur auf mich herabsehen? Das würde ich nicht überleben, wir sind alle aus Sternenstaub, und besonders in der Liebe gleich. Aber wenn du mir diese drei Worte ins Ohr flüsterst oder sie mir ins Gesicht schreist, dann ist es eh egal. Denn dann steht alles auf dem Kopf, am Himmel ist das Wasser der Meere und ich schwimme durch Wolken. Ich gehe über Federn, und das Federkleid der Vögel besteht aus Gras. So ist es, zumindest in meinem Kopf, jedes Mal nachdem du mein Herz mit den Schmetterlingen, die du in meinem Bauch ausgesetzt hast, erschütterst hast.
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May 9, 2014
May 9, 2014 at 11:13 AM UTC
Liebe
Hin und her in meinem Kopf Verworrene Gefühle überall Emotionales Chaos trifft es sehr Warum ist Liebe gar so schwer? Woran erkennt man Liebe? Was ist gar ihr Sinn? Wenn ich bei dir bliebe Schmelze ich dahin? Bin ich dir verfallen? Oder spielt mein Herz mir einen Streich? Unzählige Stimmen schallen Meine Knie werden weich Unzählige Male hab ich mich verliebt Doch erlebte ich die Liebe nur zu selten Kann ich mir sicher sein was mich umgiebt? Oder schwebt mein Herz in and'ren Welten?
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Feb 28, 2016
Feb 28, 2016 at 6:04 PM UTC
Eine Ansammlung von Fragen bezüglich der Liebe
.ah here comes england with its eccentricities, ah hier kommt polen mit seine christentum: where anyone can be a messiah, as stressed by the byzantines. my first love was the love of the english grey, (in honesty mentioned it was the double-decker first, since i fancied myself the great bus-driver of the no. 5 bus back home) earl grey came and said: ‘i can’t look at these skies without sunglasses!’ and so it was, mid-autumn with sunglasses at loss the sun-worshiper enter the moon idiot, looking for accents, looking for anything. in england they called him das deutsche - for reasons believable enough; the luftwaffe eagerly anticipating the tunnelling centipede that is the euro-star train-tunnel: the panzers are rolling in! the panzers are rolling in! strange he never minded the coal-miners as useful as minded by edvard gierek von silesia - to the dispute of silesians not ex-patriated to saxony (oh wait... texan boy doesn't sound as nationalistic as minnesota boy?). ooh pokey poo... writing about germany became so **** so recently, i forget that i started it: here’s to the english language’s chirality of s and z, actually being superimposable: from words in the socratic sense as encoded by plato i don't get a bunch of ideas... virtue does not make me ponder it with meaning or definition, i only see the kabbalistic sensibility of anti-alphabetical sequencing as v i                   r               t               u          e... otherwise              e      i    u             r         t         v; almost sounds like s.t.d.
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Nov 7, 2015
Nov 7, 2015 at 6:33 AM UTC
Naked Orthography
.ah here comes england with its eccentricities, ah hier kommt polen mit seine christentum: where anyone can be a messiah, as stressed by the byzantines. my first love was the love of the english grey, (in honesty mentioned it was the double-decker first, since i fancied myself the great bus-driver of the no. 5 bus back home) earl grey came and said: ‘i can’t look at these skies without sunglasses!’ and so it was, mid-autumn with sunglasses at loss the sun-worshiper enter the moon idiot, looking for accents, looking for anything. in england they called him das deutsche - for reasons believable enough; the luftwaffe eagerly anticipating the tunnelling centipede that is the euro-star train-tunnel: the panzers are rolling in! the panzers are rolling in! strange he never minded the coal-miners as useful as minded by edvard gierek von silesia - to the dispute of silesians not ex-patriated to saxony (oh wait... texan boy doesn't sound as nationalistic as minnesota boy?). ooh pokey poo... writing about germany became so **** so recently, i forget that i started it: here’s to the english language’s chirality of s and z, actually being superimposable: from words in the socratic sense as encoded by plato i don't get a bunch of ideas... virtue does not make me ponder it with meaning or definition, i only see the kabbalistic sensibility of anti-alphabetical sequencing as v i                   r               t               u          e... otherwise              e      i    u             r         t         v; almost sounds like s.t.d.
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O, king bones ground to chalk the Herero cry in the dust The Kaiser had enough he sent General Lothar von Trotha to impose his will, the ending of the Herero as a people von Trotha says, 'I wipe out rebellious tribes with streams of blood and streams of money. Only following this cleansing can something new emerge.' Ten-thousand heavily-armed men and a plan for war von Trotha says, 'the Herero, who in their blindness believed that they could make successful war against the powerful German Emperor and the great German people I ask you, where are the Herero today?' twenty skulls gather dust in the drawers of Germany monument to anthropology O, king skulls in drawers the Herero cry in the dust Is our language ever rich enough to name the evil man has levied Is sin enough to encompass the vast, the richness, the full depravity of our visits to the Herero O, king bitter herbs, unleavened bread the Herero cry in the dust
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Oct 6, 2011
Oct 6, 2011 at 9:47 AM UTC
notes on the earliest genocide in the 20th century, Namibian Skulls
Bobby Shafto Went to see Queens Of The Stone Age Without Me. With your silver buckles On your knees - The Navy's answer to Dita Von Teese? And you think it highly likely That you're gonna marry Kylie When you next come Home from sea. Please. You are no longer My Facebook Friend Bobby down a mineshaft go Bobby Thunderbirds are go Bobby HomeAlone on your mobile phone? You poncy little princess But I digress. Have I mentioned You're no longer my Facebook Friend? Bobby. Dobby. Shafto
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
Bobby Shafto - Ex Facebook Friend
“He used to love me, and now he’s just a stranger who happens to know all my secrets.” By Clementine Von Radics
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Mar 3, 2015
Mar 3, 2015 at 9:02 AM UTC
It’s Just So Strange
wieso es nicht gelang wieso es gelang als sie mich suchten zum liebemachen als sie mich fanden zum liebemachen wer von ihnen sang wer von ihnen sang sie kamen in scharen mit freunden verwandten all jene damen all jene herren ich weiß nicht wann ich weiß nicht wo doch ich weiß wie ich weiß es wie mir ist bewusst: dichter und autoren werden keine liebe füreinander hegen (poet's note: my opinion on the last three verses above has fundamentally changed since i been publishing here.) liebe mich freund liebe mich freundin gib mir schenk mir suche mich finde mich ich habe mich auf der suche nämlich versucht kennst du, bruder, den weg? den zugfahrplan? die bedeutung der stahlstreben? ich brauche eine antwort von den damen den herren finde mich suche mich verschenke mich vergib mir denn ich schrieb über zivilisationen von witterung und gier witterung und gier freunde sind zwischen dem glitzern auf dem fluss versteckt wie perlen sie aufzuspüren zwischen dem wittern zwischen dem wittern während des witterns ich weiß nicht ob du weißt wovon ich rede ich rede aber das ist in ordnung freund aber das ist ok freundin wir müssen bloß bruder wir müssen bloß schwester fragen sie sitzen am gleis bei den zügen sie sind immer da wie der “ICH-BIN-DA” aus der kinderbibel meines sohnes verstehst du das? begreifst du das? fühlst du mich? viele afro-amerikaner fragen “you feel me?” wenn sie etwas ausdrücken und teilen wollen ich liebe diesen ausdruck er zeugt von etwas gutem, das manchen menschen fehlt auf der brust trage ich das tattoo welches du abschriebst in einer stunde aus schatten witterung gier ich wollte das ich wollte dass du zu mir kamst zwischen den schatten unter der gier über der witterung in einem augenblick des “you feel me” wie unsere häute glänzten wie unsere augen glitzerten wie unsere hände zitterten wie wir… ach komm! was sage ich dir, freund was sage ich dir, freundin du weißt es doch dir ist es bewusst denn du schriebst mein tattoo ab in ein buch mit perlweißen seiten ein buch mit onyxschwarzen seiten du bist perlweiß freund du bist onyxschwarz freundin du bist perlweiß freundin du bist onyxschwarz freund ich liebe habeshas ich liebe äthiopien ich liebe meine frau ich liebe meinen sohn ich liebe meine tochter you feel me?
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Dec 28, 2019
Dec 28, 2019 at 5:27 PM UTC
Lied Von der Langen Ankunft (An Arrival Song)
wieso es nicht gelang wieso es gelang als sie mich suchten zum liebemachen als sie mich fanden zum liebemachen wer von ihnen sang wer von ihnen sang sie kamen in scharen mit freunden verwandten all jene damen all jene herren ich weiß nicht wann ich weiß nicht wo doch ich weiß wie ich weiß es wie mir ist bewusst: dichter und autoren werden keine liebe füreinander hegen (poet's note: my opinion on the last three verses above has fundamentally changed since i been publishing here.) liebe mich freund liebe mich freundin gib mir schenk mir suche mich finde mich ich habe mich auf der suche nämlich versucht kennst du, bruder, den weg? den zugfahrplan? die bedeutung der stahlstreben? ich brauche eine antwort von den damen den herren finde mich suche mich verschenke mich vergib mir denn ich schrieb über zivilisationen von witterung und gier witterung und gier freunde sind zwischen dem glitzern auf dem fluss versteckt wie perlen sie aufzuspüren zwischen dem wittern zwischen dem wittern während des witterns ich weiß nicht ob du weißt wovon ich rede ich rede aber das ist in ordnung freund aber das ist ok freundin wir müssen bloß bruder wir müssen bloß schwester fragen sie sitzen am gleis bei den zügen sie sind immer da wie der “ICH-BIN-DA” aus der kinderbibel meines sohnes verstehst du das? begreifst du das? fühlst du mich? viele afro-amerikaner fragen “you feel me?” wenn sie etwas ausdrücken und teilen wollen ich liebe diesen ausdruck er zeugt von etwas gutem, das manchen menschen fehlt auf der brust trage ich das tattoo welches du abschriebst in einer stunde aus schatten witterung gier ich wollte das ich wollte dass du zu mir kamst zwischen den schatten unter der gier über der witterung in einem augenblick des “you feel me” wie unsere häute glänzten wie unsere augen glitzerten wie unsere hände zitterten wie wir… ach komm! was sage ich dir, freund was sage ich dir, freundin du weißt es doch dir ist es bewusst denn du schriebst mein tattoo ab in ein buch mit perlweißen seiten ein buch mit onyxschwarzen seiten du bist perlweiß freund du bist onyxschwarz freundin du bist perlweiß freundin du bist onyxschwarz freund ich liebe habeshas ich liebe äthiopien ich liebe meine frau ich liebe meinen sohn ich liebe meine tochter you feel me?
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the time to express the inner workings of my being keep slipping out in other ways than what I'm used to. my speaking is creaking down a hallway with a flickering bulb, such as the light of my life when I'm straining my neck to get a better body, a better look. you've charmed me, caught me in your dark eyes. you've locked me in, and I want to cut off your locks, and hold them like hands in my pockets so that you don't have the chance to break them. emotions are static lately, sparking catching soft satin on fire steigen auf mich I'll show you how I survive.
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Oct 10, 2012
Oct 10, 2012 at 2:20 AM UTC
Ich liebe dich von ganzem Herzen
Thanks thespis for another muse anew, Filliping my soul with the spirit of a song, To chant for the young world in these pepperish letters, before my callous eyes on the skull of historical future on my pykitonic torso of I another African pykin, as I finish my coffin for the cadaver of poetry that the law of poetry is a distorting neurosis, neurotic abnormality its baseboard of time giving classical balance for wondrous poetry. Compensatory motivation a charm of its seed, Taking dear eyes from the skull of Demodocos Leaving songfull mouth his legacy for humanity, Warped physique not short of history, Teaching the world to drink in full pyrene spring As hunchbacked dwarfism of Alexander Pope was not in any sense dwarfism of his poetry, nor club foot of Byron in ******* to Maugham Byronic heroism to Europe of yester times, That sired Proust, the Jewish neurotic And Keats the most dwarfish and Wolfe the tallest Of man and woman to the cultural matrix Of Europe, the mother of art, poetry and synaethesia, From which was born Pushkin that took poetry Out of his nymphomaniac heart, to the solace of czars, And Shakespeare the dear thief, luckily converted Childhood kleptomania into royal theatre of King Lear, The parallel of four brothers from the house of Karamazov, Their father; impecunious penny penchant muzhik In the name of Fydor epileptic Dostoyevsky. A lull of the time to escape from world of rent and tax, Gripped nerves of the duo to a new realm of art wherein sensuous glory from ***** and Indian hemp propelled the souls of Coleridge and De Quincey to grandiose highness of poetry in the dreams of ***** bordering on the teutonic greatness of ritualistic breed, poetry that transcended from rotten apples in the writing desk of Fredriech von schiller the begotten son of Germany, writing under the arms of Balzac dressed in monkey clobus, that along with Milton in the lost paradise, gave him swaddles only when the poetic vein of Milton flowed happily from nothing, but from the ritualized autumnal equinox to the spiritual vernal, as Coleridge was in full recondite of marquetry,mosaic and miracles, the miraculous white male sheep, the white ram of Wole Soyinka, that he gave as a gift to Achebe at the last anniversary, evil decoy that become a car which deathly crushed Chinua Achebe down to demise in the catacombs for the law of poetry as abnormal human neurosis an equation of perfect art.
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Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 8:26 AM UTC
NEUROTIC LAW OF POETRY
Thanks thespis for another muse anew, Filliping my soul with the spirit of a song, To chant for the young world in these pepperish letters, before my callous eyes on the skull of historical future on my pykitonic torso of I another African pykin, as I finish my coffin for the cadaver of poetry that the law of poetry is a distorting neurosis, neurotic abnormality its baseboard of time giving classical balance for wondrous poetry. Compensatory motivation a charm of its seed, Taking dear eyes from the skull of Demodocos Leaving songfull mouth his legacy for humanity, Warped physique not short of history, Teaching the world to drink in full pyrene spring As hunchbacked dwarfism of Alexander Pope was not in any sense dwarfism of his poetry, nor club foot of Byron in ******* to Maugham Byronic heroism to Europe of yester times, That sired Proust, the Jewish neurotic And Keats the most dwarfish and Wolfe the tallest Of man and woman to the cultural matrix Of Europe, the mother of art, poetry and synaethesia, From which was born Pushkin that took poetry Out of his nymphomaniac heart, to the solace of czars, And Shakespeare the dear thief, luckily converted Childhood kleptomania into royal theatre of King Lear, The parallel of four brothers from the house of Karamazov, Their father; impecunious penny penchant muzhik In the name of Fydor epileptic Dostoyevsky. A lull of the time to escape from world of rent and tax, Gripped nerves of the duo to a new realm of art wherein sensuous glory from ***** and Indian hemp propelled the souls of Coleridge and De Quincey to grandiose highness of poetry in the dreams of ***** bordering on the teutonic greatness of ritualistic breed, poetry that transcended from rotten apples in the writing desk of Fredriech von schiller the begotten son of Germany, writing under the arms of Balzac dressed in monkey clobus, that along with Milton in the lost paradise, gave him swaddles only when the poetic vein of Milton flowed happily from nothing, but from the ritualized autumnal equinox to the spiritual vernal, as Coleridge was in full recondite of marquetry,mosaic and miracles, the miraculous white male sheep, the white ram of Wole Soyinka, that he gave as a gift to Achebe at the last anniversary, evil decoy that become a car which deathly crushed Chinua Achebe down to demise in the catacombs for the law of poetry as abnormal human neurosis an equation of perfect art.
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Yes peaches.I did find you to be alluring.and Yes. Is peaches your real name? Yes peaches. I want to shake your tree. Sorry I coudn't resist Has anyone.? Yes peaches are my favorite fruit. So what could be finer. Peaches. I swear. I would run through a den of lions in a meat suit To own your heart and all parts unknown. No peaches. If you give your heart to me I will keep it safe in a mason jar. Your eyes in a bottle of formaldahyde. Your lips in a jewelry case. Yours truely. Dr. H. Von Frankenstein. P.S. do you like moolight walks and Sleeping in late ?
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 10:05 AM UTC
yes peaches
Alexander K Opicho (Eldoret,Kenya;[email protected]) Du stellen mir zu lieben sie Und ich geben du liebe Du stellen mir zu geben Du frauen und kindred Aber ich du geben Familie Du stellen mir meine name Und sprachen du meine surname Du stellen mir stabilitat Aber ich geben du stutze Du stellen mir respekt Aber ich geben du genug und alles Du stellen mir *** Aber ich geben du liebe Ich habe geben du sorgfalt Ganzen die zeit von sie leben Aber du habe nicht sprachen Danken uber mir Du sie sehr bohse Vergnugen !
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Jan 7, 2014
Jan 7, 2014 at 8:32 AM UTC
Lied von liebe