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Premium Member CONCEPTUAL ROOTS

CONCEPTUAL ROOTS
cultivated
 attractions
of
  blissful 
   abodes
discovered
pediments
  stylobates
&typana
   illusions
immense
 contrasted
   concorde
on
enshrined
podiums
   of
a varied
     eclectic
facade

Conceptual Expressions

resolutely or dutiful
             firm and unwavering.
       signifies unwavering loyalty
             synonyms include
          unfaltering, and constant
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her loyalty to me
provides me with a
comfort that is
 best described as
a loving sense
 of personal
preference
whatever souls
 are made
of her's and
 mine are
the same
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Disappointed
cause I thought you cared
it's unsettling cause
all the time we shared
finding someone else
might be bothersome
tommorrows a new
day a whole new to won
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take some time for me
keep me first
keep our love life strong
remember to put me first
I'm the number one
wanna hear you say it
I'm in love with you
I thought you should hear me say
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written by:El Nota Playa

Premium Member Conceptual vs factual

in the heart of the absolute
an intent arose
to manifest as a soul seed
then see how He grows 

hiranyagarbha: cosmic egg
shaped like head ovoid
was the first manifestation 
pure and unalloyed

both immanent and transcendent 
Self as living light
crystallised then as body-mind
where ego blurred sight

earth life’s real and yet a dream
twirled by gunas three
yet light innate cannot be caged
silence sets us free

knowing this not, we pray to gods
concepts we’ve been fed
adept at brainwashing ourselves
truth’s as good as dead 

in a state of inner conflict
head and heart apart 
God smiles at us when we choose love
that’s the way to start

boundaries blur when love awakes
pheromones mingle
in samadhi we transcend mind
our soul’s eye single 

the seeker who sought disappears
Self alone remains
this is the way, weary hermit
to shed ego chains


Premium Member Conceptual Introvertism

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In their ending man destroyed their heaven and their earth.

And the earth being without form and void; 

Presents its re'-membered nothingness back into the darkness of familiarities 'ere alienation out of the commonalities that are the countenance of deep space.

The Spiritual force  ... "Do you hear and see, what the deaf and blind, had known."   ~~~~~~~~> touch ...

 ... conceptual introvertism

Premium Member Hiku Ekphrasis Conceptual

idee fixe
can be no more
to say next day

Conceptual Poetry

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If in two minutes you cannot answer this,...then you have failed the basics of conceptual Poetry. :-)


Non Conceptual Thinking

Silences … between thoughts
Non-conceptual thinking
Taste of real freedom
Then, every reader wants to write a book

Books

Those monks who invented stillness
And taught the Dalai Lama of Tibet
Are unknown … as you will be, too
Though Seers share freely with tourists

Tourists …

Hear voices, too many, too often
Those who meditate a month feel like sharing
They ask long questions at gatherings
How do I discern the right voice?

Voices …

Is it my ego?
Is it Being?
Is it?
Is
IT

Conceptual and Perpetual

Conceptual and Perpetual

Things about God may be conceptual;
There are those pleasing and perpetual,
For me planned;
Beach with sand,
And His will know He will always fulfil.

Jim Horn

Conceptual Darkness

Dancing with conceptual darkness
In a white dress stained with a dead love
Behind the partners eyes lies the truth
Which is nothing more than insanity
That grins and laughs at a woman's loss
Oh for it was those very eyes
Eyes she first looked upon and saw weakness
Reflecting back
Knowing not of those dark desires
And she was broken through those nightmares
Each stare
Each dream
More intense
More desperate
Much stronger
Until a young will lost to an old fear
For a power like this comes with a price
And that's all he ever wanted
Her wish was only to defeat him
Through any sacrifice
Even her own humanity
In exchange to the very enemy
She lost it all
Insanity is never a kind sword
With the blood in her hands and her soul in his
The woman forgot her battles
Came to dance with the very thief
And drifted into silhouette
Oh he made her stronger
For the both believe they won
Alas unbeknownst she moves without a pulse
Forever dancing with that conceptual darkness

Conceptual Grains

I sometimes wander
into the wilderness of doubt
…off the beaten path
of conformity
My spirit walking barefoot
through contradictions
gathering the dust
of beliefs to trust

What’s seen at first
as a barren land
is filled with discarded ideas
Philosophies and concepts
of different mindsets
are as many
as the grains of sand

Sifting and sieving
these conceptual grains
is a task that’s not in vain
Spending some time
in solitude
allows the spirit
to commune
with the brain

©Debra Squyres 2013

Premium Member Septimal-Conceptual Art

ideas
beyond my
ken

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