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Premium Member Fabricated Faeries Philosophies

Forevermore, this fantastical
free verse features
a fortuitous tale
featuring forty-four flirty
frilly fabricated faeries
fractionally forsaken, 
forever fictionalized 
philosophically and phonetically
free to force
feisty forest phantoms 
to frenzy. These feisty forest faeries,
frequently act like 
femme fatales, for whom 
we fire phantoms feel free
to fixate for future faerie flocks.
Foundationally, this un-formidable free verse 
is free of falsities, but fraught with fiction and fantasy.

Delirious Philosophies

When we are delirious 
with the delirium of sickness 
we begin to ask those ?'s
what is the meaning of life?
Is there a God?
Heaven and Hell?
Is time circular, like the mandala 
spherical like baby Jesus' bouncing 
ball blasting the cosmos into 
existence 
Big Bang and Cap'n Crunch cosmic 
Shiva tap dancing on the dead 
midget of Self 
Or:
Is it linear, like Pinocchio's nose 
the dark pencil sketch 
the artist shading in the gray 
fog of the misty minds eye
trembling under 
Red blanket 
White blanket 
Blue boxers 
patriot of a 1,000 souls 

a philosopher 
who philosophizes the green gunk
upchuked from the chimneys 
of our soul 
contemplating truths and scripture 
Lotus-leaf=a symbol of the 
androgyne 
before Adam, before Eve 
before Steve even 
before the Masculine God 
patriarchal playground 
Before, the Mother Goddess 
with her angry menstrual cycle 
and tree being birthed from her gaping maw 
before the Big Bang 
jizzim of the universe 
there was the 
androgyne 
sitting in a bubble looking at Earth 
Stanley Kubrick eat your heart out
2001 times 

When you have this delirious 
mind, when the flu of Benicia 
the hydra with a thousand 
Double Rainbow flavors 
gets the best of you 
                    of your immune system 
hear the ringing of the bell as 
they box for your painful
                                   enjoyment 
Remember these moments of deep contemplation 
and pause like
The Buddha under Bodhi 
Moses on Sinai 
Jesus in Gethsemane 
Muhammad on Hira 
Remember to smile

Philosopher's Philosophies

Love is blind,

But it can see beyond what your eyes can do.

Love is everywhere,

But it only dwell in your being.



Practice makes perfect,

But nobody's perfect at all.

It can only make ineradicable things,

Out of those human imperfections.



First love never die,

Is there any immortal and imperishable being here on Earth?

Beauty is on the eye of the beholder,

So,is simplicity beauty?



Honesty is the best policy,

But no one do abide laws and jurisprudence.

Laughter is the best medicine,

But still cannot scab one's excruciation.



An apple a day makes the doctors away,

But too much will make you obese.

All problems have solutions,

But all solutions come with another problem
.



Life is too short,

But it's a long expedition of storms,

And a long ransack for conciliation.

Is 65 years too short?



Time is gold,

so,why do many people still exploit and excavate for it?

Time is limitless,

But still too many are supplicating for money.



Love is the greatest gift of all,

But, too much ardor will kill you,

For it is the most efficacious foe and rival,

And for it can make demonic sins when abused,



Health is wealth

And love is all we need

But, can love and health fed us when we are starving for food?

Or can they quench one's thirsty throat when begging for a drop of water?



Education is the solution,

So why am I acting like this?

I am schooled and nurtured,but still negating  known lessons,

Making assumptions and syllogisms,

..........Making a PHILOSOPHER'S PHILOSOPHIES!




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Philosophies Fire

Had I but a moment of insight true,
To echo notes of Homer's Lyre,
And wrestle from stars which I pursue,
The arctic chill of philosophies fire,

I'd wander the depths of my Eleusinian soul,
Pray the orphic note endure,
And through an image cast upon a stone,
Rise from the visible to the obscure,

And blessed may I carry in life's early prime,
Danu's symphony, hallowed vibrations,
The ethereal soul through heights sublime,
The emerging light of primordial creations

Philosophies of a Hypocrite

Why strive for depth?
A picture of one under waves
Who drowns.
He reaches for the stars from the depths,
Waiting for a meaning to rattle his bones
And propel him beyond the trees.
But the trees hold the wisdom,
And the ground holds the roots.
Why go anywhere
When it is always here
And surrounds him?
He closes his eyes
And shakes his head,
Believing here can't hold the power
To rattle his fragile bones.

My Life, Philosophies

"Life teaches many lessons along the way 
If you are aware of them you can make life better in every way"

I lost my mother when I was 10
Learned first lesson of my life
Acquire skills from those who know
Once they are gone 
you can do nothing except
Crying out of sheer helplessness and regret

When in twenties miseries of world pained me
poor dying of hunger, so much disparity in world,
If God exists why is he not doing anything?
This led me to an era of reading, 
in spiritual books I found answers to my questions
Discovered real aim of life is salvation, 
we suffer because we have sinned in past births 

Suddenly one day father passed away,
day after his death he talked to us
(could hear his voice clearly)

"I regret not spending time with my granddaughter
I thought I will play with my son's children
I never expected to die all of a sudden"

I learnt that day to enjoy life, 
not to postpone happiness for tomorrow

Got married with dreams of love and happiness 
only to be greeted by selfish people who criticized me endlessly
Cried daily for 10 years then one day shouted at all
They couldn't take it, they subdued 
but I was not happy. I had sinned.

Learnt many truths of life 
Those who criticize cannot stand their own criticism
To avoid guilty conscience do good however bad others may be
One should have no desires, they give endless miseries

My past experience are so bad that their very thought makes me sad
I try not to think of past,
I live in the moment in front, savouring every bit of it

As for desires I have ended all for I realised fulfillment is not entirely in my hands.
I have no expectations from anyone...

I try to be happy and stay away from anything that can steal it.

Date: 11/16/2020


Philosophies of Love

Love...
The complexity of it all
Never a stranger
To stranger ways

Yet, in flux
What shall I do
But, enter into unknown realms
Lost beyond, where all rationality goes

And, what of the life lines
Should they never fetch me back
Nor if they could
Would I then, embrace them yet

Bu, prefer to drown
Within her arms
Amidst, the passions of a heart

And address to all...
who have partaken of this fruit
Sweetest nectars off the vine
Counsel, against all hopes of diets change
To quell desires of the appetites

A universe of benevolence
Beatitudes within this
The seasons of...
Love's preparatory bliss

To also caution...
Upon discovery of fresher science
Which only seeks to explain
But, become a master of the study
Worshiping her undue complexities

And revel in this catalyst
Of newer discoveries
Unto one’s self

Becoming like an innocence
Within her presence
And always there...
Destined to be and remain

Premium Member Life Philosophies

Someone is conservative
Someone is liberal

But
Someone is
Transcendentalist and
Universalist

Is he a conservative, too?

Philosopher's Philosophies 2

"All you need is love"
Can love be my life when I'm dying for love?
Can it fed us when we are starving for food?
Can love quench one's thirsty throat?

"Diamonds are forever"
There's no space for that never-ending forever...
Eternal infinity?
Perpetual immortality?

"You are gold"
Can you be my unlimited wealth of hundred-fold?
Spending your very last
Making me rich and famous...do not last...

"I'm out of my league once again"
Consciously hallucinating
Laughing with my idiosyncrasies
Asking desperate queries...


**Beatles
**Shirley Bassey
**Spandau Ballet
**Stephen Speaks

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