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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required “The Surreal Mind of a Basic Green Dilettante” In the flow Life washes in waves around me I am buoyed by the seductive call of a crowned Blue Sky the Sun shines upon the surreal mind of a basic green dilettante immersed in cerulean dreams singing oceans of mysterious siren songs, an odd being rippling over, ever-reaching, to touch this foreign corporeal vessel, contracted and sealed something alien, never-ceasing from the deep light of being, in a place unseen connecting with the mortal feeling of the immortal deeply hidden within watching all, lying in wait entrapped internal, banished by the ever-present Seen like spreading sonar from the depths the senses are touched, penetrating the barriers the controls are read, manipulated, and switched off; in the silence I draw in immeasurable clouds that ride over me, their shadows pass over like holy ghosts, mute banshees, as if I am gone to ground; in moments like these I gain entry to that other veiled world, poetically pulled out of the now, through gleaming spurious dimensions hypnotically devout the addressed undressed – what ripe dreams do spill? like a hushed romance on knees praying byzantine blue in a room with a complex view ever closer mortal, immortally towards you Candide Diderot. ‘25
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