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Amidst a ****** of declines

Lie heaps of somber morrow.

Leered upon by a pack of morose

Lured by a school of utter dispose

Through tides of hungry Prides

My gaggles of  dreams took flight;

My shiver of desires slept the night

A congregation of mind's elation.

An arbitration of puns and nouns

With a sense of little to an ounce

Is all this morning ever took

For a smile to look good.
2023
You claim to love nature

But it never loved you!

You deemed it your saviour

Yet ****** is its precursor!

O poor! O wretched humans!

Your power, your genius: your nuance.


Dear Mother was never your mother

Nor ever will it be your father

For it is a long forgotten answer—

To your mindless blunders.

My kin who all have suffered,

Their hatred shall be your supper.
2023
By the swords of a scholar

The world had heed by the golden scabbard.

Perpetual songs of the hammer forebode

Heroes sung of hymns to thee

A parchment is sealed, of greater unfold.

"For as lack of adornment is said to become some women, so this subtle oration, though without embellishment, gives delight."
2023
In every step of days,

is her fall from grace

yet waning beauty

brings wisdom and bliss.

Her autumn for me

is a second spring,

where every leaf is a flower

that blooms from within.
2023

Inspired by Camus
Greatness arise from the grave of shame.


Like a  hero of a nation whom

shall be the enemy of worlds

hedonistic in power

guised as a seeker of truth.

The ****** then is celebrated hatred.

A peace to one's kin secured into satisfaction

in exchange therefore is piety to chaos

'for the sake of mankind,' he says,

'thus my humanity is the cost.'


The overman from the future concludes:



That 'Whatever is done for love

will always occur beyond good and evil'

a hero in essence shall play god

through love that transcends all morality.
2023
Beauty is a margin

of what is sweet

or what is rotten.

A majesty of remembrance,

through time shall be forgotten.

If one took a bite

Of its lustful sight

a taste of what might,

could it be sour or right?
2023
He knits like a poet

Stuck in a few palletes

Yet his threads seem thicker

Than his breakfast's bread.

So he lifted his paper

And ripped it to shreds

As he sips his coffee

The paper did bled.
2023
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