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Premium Member Starlight Eyes

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viewing life 
     through    the    fingers 
          of a facepalm  

an unhealthy 
     obsession 
to broaden the mind
     with the
          help from social media
jumbled up in jargon
     no more useful than a Word of the Day:
     excire:  (n) meaning exhilaration and desire
—or—
whenever …   

bombarded with unrelated 
          f.a.c.t.s
as pertinent as
     school level algebra 
          the mind’s  ‘nothing box’ 
teaming with possibilities
	inexpressible
        visions dancing to an inaudible jukebox
a child’s 
          toy 
                kaleidoscope

               charting the stars 
given way to ‘Stars Foretell’  
   how we should feel 
   and think

          nowadays 

     by naming the planets
          the stardust
the very essence of existence 
     we escape categorisation

life views back at me
	through the cosmic lens
              of perceptions:

starlight eyes
of
hope
     shines …

Premium Member Essentials

ESSENTIALS

visual language
  with
explicit 
traces
   of  experience
eschews  
categorisation
   limited
only
 by number
of the
little
 &
  defunct
freedoms
 of a subliminal
 kind
so  strangely
familiar

 something 
of
an icon
in perspective 
in
manifested 
in
perhaps
unsurprisingly
 rare
& privileged
 light
&echoes
more focused
 with the same
passion
 & obsession
with imitation
 with
 & imagination
 beauty &rhythm
confronting
experience 
with
innocence
 transcending
potential


NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique to the moment& changing according to mood is inherently variable.
Copyright © Brian Strand

Chasing Cabinets

To catch a cabinet is to firstly attach a handle to a hook. Then it is possible to stand on a high street swooshing around with the line. Creaky cranky cabinets called. Cannot one single item be delivered by palm? The price of a model is neither a process nor a procedure when selling. And the tubular turn of a screw should neither be stale nor stolen. Interestingly enough the papers denote charges then chargers are charging more often in a round tender. But waiting is noted to be a widespread occurrence in biscuit tin shops. Now eat ten blades of freshly mowed lawn with a snow glaze, twenty-five minutes of a cheese sandwich, a stuffed olive leaf, a tabletop, and a small amount of brown sauce to accompany such a feast. Categorisation.


Categorisation of Millipedes Spinning

A cascoid on a pool table is often likened to a queen in a pan of noodles. How amazing is the flowing waters of the many taps. And when the moon rides a flower it can be said that the hands on a clock could spin rather rapidly. Although a sunshine sheath is awaiting a cattle train it is notable that numbers of herds alter dramatically so it is always wise to jump around carrying fifty nine canes, a flan of many colours, a large amount of curries (all strengths), a bowl of cereal, and at least ten fish forks. It is neither the time nor place for a peculiarly built rabbit to speak. And mind the senility of that vest top in a drawer and a bangle and a necklace often have great fun holidaying with a scarf. It is the tentacle of a great ancient fish. In a fabulously written historical college drinking its air. *** villagers view *** valour cavalry and bring two hundred speaking clocks. Hahahaha xx and bean *** collaboration collaborative colourings colliding's of spinning particles. Hahaha specification categorisation xxxxx ha

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