![]() The Gordian Knot-Part One:: The SetA Poem by Julius Whitfieldthe gathering selfish clones lined up by sectors in solitaire. dominoed up and ready to be stacked down in means of decision deciding their own. climbed upon local obituaries, making their way up to headline pages just to be added to the cemetary of dreams shattered by thoughtless compulsions. procreation scales and through association they vector and thus a infinitesimal plays and replays on and on without a node to pause the senseless cycle. these objects of desires fastened within the play until they become hollowed out by their own vexations. things like this need not a balance, but they have it. the relations become vast at the start, but dry out. did such a subset have to work out for others and not for you? she plays with knives and he dances on edges to shake the lattice of the infinitesimal drawing the knot in the cycle cutting the gordian knot that life had set out. then it strikes him that this cycle doesn't have to go on forever. there will be a cut or node within this perfect order there will be imperfection in the poset becoming more transitive for those who it ruins for those who it doesn't appease. such an antisymmetric sky we live under. clinching the dear throat of the aliorelative. bruises lined up in remembrance cancer marked by empty holes, eaten away diseases shown through the isolated, both persons and cities for those to see and witness and judge just as they would especially if they're just passed on by piecing together a fragile puzzle misunderstood by the intelligent but shunned by the ignorant thus the ledge becomes slipper and wounded hearts are remastered by the audience applauses are inaudible whistles are silent, even to dogs so the set breaks down
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Added on February 9, 2008 Author![]() Julius WhitfieldSt Louis, MOAbout21 yr old artists (writing, music, drawing, and performances) who has been befriended by pencils for years. I like to report my life's experiences through poetry and comedy, which are most of the time.. more..Writing
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