The Unquantifiable Power of Us

The Unquantifiable Power of Us

A Poem by Davidgeo
"

because I am you undeniably so...

"

Incidentally I wear agenda neckties


Sifting through the grains of memory


Is you real, or just a slow lie?


Will it tender, just like the rest?


Intimately I bare my breast love


Giving whatevers asked


In a name I am a ghost lie


Sifting through your enema


This emoting's addicting nectar


Coming more each year


Taking hands in velvet


Feeling sweet the touch is

....(breathe in an ether twist)....

Is you real, or just a fake life?


Do we burn just like the last time?


And I fear that my fear is greater


Than my faith is weak


And my strength swallows whole a denial

.....(and this gives you power over me).....

You always felt like home, underneath my skin


My twin's reving yes she's reving and this


Gives you power over me because I feel you


Because I am you


And we matter beyond what the matter is


Beyond what the matter is


Call me devil call me hell call me faith is on your side


I will be what you want


Because you are me and this gives me


Power over you now


Not because you are something or want something


But I am, the feeling you could never swallow whole


Everything that you want

© 2016 Davidgeo


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Through the eyes of a simpleton, I see greatness. But who am I to see anything? To say I like it? I read it ten times over and every time I smiled? Every time, I shifted focus to a new word and I examined it as solitary, as something I wish I could have pronounced, announced... written? Who am I to say I saw complexity in the simple words and logic between the parentheses? What am I even talking about? I have to publicly admit to liking something so much I wish my fingers had struck those keys instead of yours?

You'll bite my head off, call me a bunch of stuff full of self-righteousness. It won't matter though because I read it and I lost and I found some of myself inside it. Any forthcoming judgement of my facile opinion will be worth it. So, thank you. If you hadn't called me simple I may never have read this. I would have missed out on the losing and the finding, see?
I like it. A lot. It's beautiful. There, I said it.

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Elise Anton

8 Years Ago

Haha nice comeback, was thinking the same thing myself. Everything balances out in the end. Or not. .. read more
Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

No, it won't balance... the more you read the better I get. Ha.

Not unwelcomed, my e.. read more
Elise Anton

8 Years Ago

Advice taken.



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"Do we burn just like the last time?" Yup that's the one that caught me. "I am the feeling you could never swallow whole." I believe this is my favorite writing of yours, though our argument I do appreciate literature and this one is very appreciated.

Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

D****e to d****e I can dig it. I won't be nice to you unless you write with something to say, but y.. read more
Sir Drift & Mr. Pulse

8 Years Ago

I understand, people think its just something they can wear or say they don't know s**t about it. I .. read more
Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

be well...
Morning Cheese dong.

Had a bit of time on my hands so I thought I'd have a scroll through your stuff. Got to fifty and guess how many non troll reviews you've had, 43 in all, (wow! 0.86 of a review per scribble on average,) and that includes some
so-called writers who are probably fake profiles created by you.
Reality check time Jizzy, no-one is interested, got it! so it's time to head for the hills, because this isn't getting you anywhere.

Posted 8 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

your record's skipping bro... you keep leaving the same reviews word for word
Donald Trump is the most public a*****e since Goatse and has done even more degrading things for fame. He's aligned himself with Birthers and turned the Presidency of the United States into an ad for reality TV, and that's just so far this year. The terrifying thing is that Trump is winning. He's made such a joke of himself in the process that it's easy to miss the immense balls required to do what he does in public, and get away with it. At a certain point, you have to take a step back and marvel at the rap-sheet of dick-headed insanity he's managed to put together.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

Goatse? And I guess those are your views on Donald Trump?

Have you completely lost.. read more
Donald Trump is the most public a*****e since Goatse and has done even more degrading things for fame. He's aligned himself with Birthers and turned the Presidency of the United States into an ad for reality TV, and that's just so far this year. The terrifying thing is that Trump is winning. He's made such a joke of himself in the process that it's easy to miss the immense balls required to do what he does in public, and get away with it. At a certain point, you have to take a step back and marvel at the rap-sheet of dick-headed insanity he's managed to put together.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Donald Trump is the most public a*****e since Goatse and has done even more degrading things for fame. He's aligned himself with Birthers and turned the Presidency of the United States into an ad for reality TV, and that's just so far this year. The terrifying thing is that Trump is winning. He's made such a joke of himself in the process that it's easy to miss the immense balls required to do what he does in public, and get away with it. At a certain point, you have to take a step back and marvel at the rap-sheet of dick-headed insanity he's managed to put together.

Posted 8 Years Ago


A Nazi plot to kill Sir Winston Churchill with a bar of exploding chocolate during the Second World War has been revealed in historic papers.
Giving a new meaning to the dessert name “death by chocolate”, Adolf Hitler’s bomb makers coated explosive devices with a thin layer of rich dark chocolate, then packaged it in expensive-looking black and gold paper.
The Germans apparently planned to use secret agents working in Britain to discreetly place the bars - branded as Peters Chocolate - among other luxury items taken into the dining room used by the War Cabinet during the conflict.
The lethal slabs of confection were packed with enough explosives to kill anyone within several metres.
But the plot was foiled by British spies who discovered the chocolate was being made and tipped off one of MI5’s most senior intelligence chiefs, Lord Victor Rothschild, before the wartime prime minister’s life could be endangered.
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Lord Rothschild, a scientist in peace time as well as a key member of the Rothschild banking family, immediately typed a letter to a talented illustrator seconded to his unit, asking him to draw poster-size images of the chocolate to warn the public to be on the look-out.
His letter to the artist, Laurence Fish, is dated May 4, 1943 and was written from his secret bunker in Parliament Street, London.
It was unearthed by Mr Fish's wife, journalist Jean Bray, as she sorted through his possessions after the artist's death at the age of 89 in 2009.
The letter, marked "secret", reads: “Dear Fish, I wonder if you could do a drawing for me of an explosive slab of chocolate.
“We have received information that the enemy are using pound slabs of chocolate which are made of steel with a very thin covering of real chocolate.
“Inside there is high explosive and some form of delay mechanism…When you break off a piece of chocolate at one end in the normal way, instead of it falling away, a piece of canvas is revealed stuck into the middle of the piece which has been broken off and a ticking into the middle of the remainder of the slab.”
The letter explained how the mechanism would be activated when the piece of chocolate was pulled sharply, which would also pull the canvas, and Lord Rothschild said he was enclosing a “very poor sketch” done by someone who had seen one of the bars.
He asked the artist to indicate in the text on his drawing that a bomb would go off seven seconds after the piece of chocolate and attached canvas was pulled out.

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Posted 8 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

Come the f**k on bro... are you just shoving text up my a*s now? You guys are out of ideas I see.... read more
I found this work to be jarring because it seemed flippant, too casual. I was expecting an anguished spiritual journey, but was rather disappointed. I wanted more context to make this piece meaningful, but from reading other works from this author, it seems highly unlikely this will ever be the case.

Posted 8 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

Isn't it awesome how online thesaurus and rhyme finders are? I love them just like you.... But rea.. read more
Through the eyes of a poet, I see a hint of greatness, but then again, I see greatness in many things, even a simple piece of wood. Like I read this eleven times over and every time I shuddered.,Every time, I changed direction I examined a new word and found to my surprise that I'd heard the word before, even though at first it sounded like a new word, which if course it wasn't. Then I thought, 'hey it won't balance,' the more I read it the worse it gets. Sorry, but I need to give a truthful review, otherwise the process is meaningless.

T

Posted 8 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Davidgeo

8 Years Ago

Sure, what do you mean by "won't balance"? Is it the meter? the feet? Rhyme scheme overall?
.. read more
I like how you use the language. I liked the twist and turns leading the reader to your desired point.
"My twin's reving yes she's reving and this
Gives you power over me because I feel you
Because I am you
And we matter beyond what the matter is
Beyond what the matter is"
Many are followers. Many don't follow and don't give a s**t about the other person thoughts or dreams.
I believe people who believe they are important. They are not. Strong words and thoughts left the reader with something to think about.
Coyote

Posted 8 Years Ago


Super................. :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

ANTO

8 Years Ago

Hey theres three of you now - oh wait there always was
ANTO

8 Years Ago

I'm gonna hit the one in the middle if he doesnt smile
ANTO

8 Years Ago

Hey super spy arent you wasting your time with me - I thought you said an hour ago you were fed up w.. read more

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