And this righteous way of being Is hindered, reeking rotten; an ideal of some creator.
I'm saying It's a poison of our masses, Empowered by our hatred. A consumption of nothing and we'd still all debate it. F*****g off time and energy to a prioritized paycheck..
These are the endless conditions I've seen
As this entity I am,
As this human I be..
Mistakes do not ridicule in the fathomable way I seek.
From twirling luminous balls we've breached.
And in our Earthen tombs we do not bleed. I've said Before the skeleton, indeed, we were what we'll always be. You know, What we were before we were written and committed to a mortal way of being.
Revised A spirit jailed in a body
outside the Flashing, impaling, we say impossible to travel through Dimensions, oblivious to the continuum of energy. That same energy that binds us.
Me, I mean.
So shivers more like tremors shake my spine
My awareness more than ever Sheltering me through MY mind!
A paradox you, see, the
infinities unreached by our SELVES, Says me-
Composing but refusing.
Reducing and forgetting what the use is.
So this immaculate way of thinking is like
The Keep gets its madhouse liquidation.
A search and destroy mission to the most hidden Maelstrom ends masqueraded.
Yes, we'll dance with out worry.
But now Hear me, For I wrote this just this morning
before the wash and clean.
Organic A wild shade of green A tongue vibrant Yet strikingly ill of duty Trapped? In an incalculable, robbed perception?
-ONGOING TRIUMPH OF THOUGHTS-
Bending the surface until it pops
A hole spurting intellect and reason Empathetic to the technicalities of breathing
While the smell of skunk and cigarette Is dominating the rooms
-Sucking it up until the fire burns the tips of The Keeper.
This nonpareil piece bleeds duality on the snow of Nonduality. The Unborn we always already are submitted to the tortuous slings & arrows of consensus grappling. What's particularly beautiful about your spontaneous genius is the perennial wisdom rendered w/such wildly focused grace & grit, like the epiphanous pain of giving birth, ineffable Spirit squeezed through the convolutions of this strange stepped-down world. Poignantly original gnosis, hauntingly exquisite.
If I understand correctly, you show us the true spark of our soul and our inherently divine nature. You show us how that spark is contained within human form, and that the body is just a vessel for the soul.
Then there is the issue of our perception about this world; you describe that so well in these lines:
And this righteous way of being
Is hindered
F*****g off time and energy to a
prioritized paycheck
These things override any actual discovery we could do along the way to center ourselves in a state of purity.
I hope I have begun to see the heart of what you have created here. There is so much I felt while reading this piece that I have not said. You have true sight, and a deep well of the mystery in this piece. What is beautiful about this piece is I see the world through your eyes, and I see the connections between things.
Posted 11 Years Ago
11 Years Ago
hey, I really appreciate your insight and kind words.
I am a fan of this one too, I used to th.. read morehey, I really appreciate your insight and kind words.
I am a fan of this one too, I used to think of adding to it, but haven't done anything thus far, and figured it's best to just write others with the same theme, (which has no name in particular..) and keep it as it is. Thanks for reading.
I am a fan of your poetry, so thanks again for your review.
This nonpareil piece bleeds duality on the snow of Nonduality. The Unborn we always already are submitted to the tortuous slings & arrows of consensus grappling. What's particularly beautiful about your spontaneous genius is the perennial wisdom rendered w/such wildly focused grace & grit, like the epiphanous pain of giving birth, ineffable Spirit squeezed through the convolutions of this strange stepped-down world. Poignantly original gnosis, hauntingly exquisite.
That's a fantastic line. This piece, I think, is better understood if read at a faster pace but then slowed down between some parts. It's sort of like breathing so fast until you hyperventilate and then pass out. In the end you'll come around and want to feel that light headed sensation once more. So you'll do it again.
I got the feeling you just had some sort of epiphany and felt inclined to share. That's the best kind of poetry, in my opinion, as the majority of the best, notable poets I've read, as good as their work is, I feel have always been so rigid and confined to such rules that restrict otherwise loose ramblings of a feeling.
I love that line about the Keep and the madhouse liquidation. How often have I discussed with my dad just how artificial we humans have become, how we have this false sense of security and aliveation above the rest of the natural world and yet we think it's f*****g normal. How insane is that? If you're an Indian farmer you'll need one of those hats with a face on the back of it so the tigers don't come and get you, but still, there's only so many stares that beast will tolerate before telling you to shut the f**k up.
I don't think the poem was senseless at all, I think it made perfect sense and raised some good points with decent rhythm, pace and rhyme, as well as being disjointed enough to be interesting.
I'm probably doing it a disservice by not critiquing as in depth as I should do, but I'd like to leave it garner a bit more mysteriousness first, and not try to over analyse it.
Posted 12 Years Ago
12 Years Ago
I'm glad you so greatly understand that line and can relate.. I completely agree, you've said it ver.. read moreI'm glad you so greatly understand that line and can relate.. I completely agree, you've said it very well just now. That we have the false sense of security over everything else around us. Most of my ideas in my work stem from my awareness of this, it's refreshing to know you have the idea down as well.. more, it's uncommon, you know.
But I judge based on it, I live by it. So I believe it to be remarkable that perhaps you know what I'm talking about.
Having said that, I also never dwell on it for too long.. I keep my hopeful mind reered, and hope to not forget my ignorance is buried within the confines of my nature as human, and again, more, not be arrogant that I know this and that and the other thing.. and not to say that I know and others don't f*****g get it. or that every one is disgusting. period.
Because I believe we are all capable. I believe we are born into the most unspoken of wars. The human tragedy.. we do not perfect, we learn.
This poem was written not during an epiphany, but in a dire need to write something at all about SOMETHING. about anything. It began with a quick thought as my fingers finally were at the keyboard, I made myself ( "I have a vision" ) and I typed fast. And revised. So not much a direct epiphany, but I do love to hear that the urgency of the piece was picked up on because I did want that to be there.
And I love your description of the sequences of breathing through it as well. Awesome..
Thanks for such a detailed review, your critique was as in depth enough! More than one can expect so thank you, your words are sincerely appreciated here.
This was very well written. It flows well to the bottom. I enjoyed the last line. It makes everything seem to come full circle in the way poetry tends to be sometimes. Brilliantly stated here.
Amazing work! I really really love how it ends, "and as the useless poetry blooms." Just seems perfect with it being written "just this morning" and all the other questions that are going on during the poem. You're very talented!
It does not make sense at all for the sense-less...
This questions all the misconceptions (most I should say) that we as humans have been schooled and preached in-to.
Studying Science and Philosophy
Claim no religion and I have no categorizable political views.
I am interested mostly in the new science sociocyberneering
(The Venus Project + Jacque Fresco)
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