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Premium Member Moth--

Moth
In a kingdom full of ants
The splendid spider spidering
Deep into that darkness frogging
Death shall bring candlefish
It threw its ghost against the grubs

Deep into that darkness frogging
Death shall bring candlefish
It threw its ghost against the grubs
That moment my soul grew chafer
Through which came flying, flying, flying

How they were implying, solidifying - applying
I felt compelled to sniff the goldeneyes
And its eyes have all the leaping
That bound spathe - that bound spathe
I crave the thundering, thrusting tussock moth

I threw my bagworm upon the floor
I am shorn of my swath
And so I screamed, 'Is that a mediterranean flour moth?'
Deep into that darkness arcing

I heard a ferny, bouncing pluming
I discovered the mildews
That overhead spring - that overhead spring
They are perfumed from unseen ling
But in the fact that it was growling

Still is extolling, still is extolling
Long I stood there blossoming, strolling
And so you came gently swishing
Eagerly I looked for the worms
That thriving, thriving touting

Take thy expanse from out my heart
You warned me about the black art
Wafting and wafting with my tiger moth
While I pondered, incipient and wroth

There stood an addled troth
What could there be more purely loath?
While I pondered, shan and wroth
Plume - plume - plume!
Fluttering in the dusk and dark 
The moth

4/9/19
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©


The Powers of Avalokitesvara- Lotus Sutra Ch 25 Excerpt

Liberal translation of an excerpt from the verse portion of Lotus Sutra, Chapter 25 (Avalokitesvara Chapter).

"..Say you are pushed off the face of Mount Meru,
By invoking the powers of Avalokitesvara,
You will float in the void like the Sun.
Or if you are chased by hound like pursuers 
To the edge of the Vajra Cliff, invoke the
Powers of Avalokitesvara, and not one hair
Would be harmed. If you are surrounded by
Vindictive brigands, each with sword in hand, 
Recall the strength of Avalokitesvara, and 
Mercy and forgiveness will swell in their hearts.
Should you be ensnared in the law of Magistrates,
And sent to the guillotine, invoke the powers of 
Avalokitesvara, and the blade would shatter.
If you are shackled or forced into stocks, cry out
For Avalokitesvara, and the chains will break away.
Say sorcery and black art are used against you,
If you keep Avalokitesvara close to heart, the malice 
And harm would be returned to the ill wisher.
Or if you meet vicious Rakshasas, dragons of poison, 
And other fearsome ghosts, by crying for Avalokitesvara, 
None would dare do harm. And If trapped by fearsome beasts, 
With teeth and claws long and sharp, invoke the powers 
Of Avalokitesvara, and they will all scatter and flee in haste..."

Translation released into Public Domain

Premium Member Buckle Up

I must face my foes,
Many will attack!
A shield for the throes,
So I don't shrink back.

In order to stand,
One thing stands apart,
Truth must form its band,
So God does His part.

Who reigns in your heart,
Is it many or One?
Will strength from Black Art,
Last in the long run?

Fasten His truth belt,
Tightly 'round your waist.
Your courage won't melt,
When the foe is faced.

The Lord delivers,
Those loyal to Him.
His voice brings shivers,
He's stronger than them.

His truth at your core,
His armor now wear, 
Your strength He'll restore.
Success in Warfare!

With truth, Buckle Up!
Hell's attack is here,
His truth to breakup-
End-times in high gear.
Form: Rhyme

The Fresh Blooding of a Sexton Grin

"The Fresh Blooding of a Sexton Grin"



Guns ...

are for p*ssies
you know, short for 
pussilanimous plural

Words …

are sharper 
more cutting
more lethal 

clean 
concise 
quill slicing the lucid flow

you can taste the blood
as you turn them 
twist them further in 

with valour 
war cry bitten 
you drive them deeper in

you unsheathe love
as a hard win,
victorious, won

ink blooms 
potent power from 
your stellar wounds

darkened roads 
shining home
lux vitae dei vox 

Home ...

morning star 
quod scripsi scripsi
turns the light on

to birth puissant 
in the majestic 
seat of third eye

commanding
the truest titulus
initials glowing

arriving on cloudy tomes 
perilously igniting 
new fiery caims

swallowing 
ouroboros tales
hear the battle cry

you were built 
to withstand the fall 
to more mighty again rise

the gauntlet 
now well 
and truly thrown

something 
more darkly formidable
than shady insult sown

sink your new teeth in
fresh biting warrior 
I christen you Boadicea

blood cup possessed 
razor mind in you conjuring 
the tongues of hearts to speak

there is no escape
for in you, I am and 
I will always live

crucifying 
all the wasting yesterdays 
with fresh blooded promissory notes

staking claims of assurance
in the terror firmer
here to stay

sharpening 
words taken
from a stone

n'ere a flowery
verbose drip 
wasted 

salting 
the new cuts 
to feel something vital

smiling within 
fresh blooding 
the Sexton grin


(LadyLabyrinth / 2022)



“Come as You Are”/Nirvana
https://youtu.be/W2QeQ9ZufAk






“The Black Art”/Anne Sexton 
https://allpoetry.com/The-Black-Art

“Her Kind”/Anne Sexton
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/42560/her-kind




Sexton. noun

titulus. noun

Caim. noun
Sanctuary; An invisible circle of protection drawn around the body with the hand, to remind one of being safe and loved even in the darkest times.






"STRONG" 
https://www.poetrysoup.com/poem/strong_1192970 






LYRICS/"Come as You Are", Nirvana
https://genius.com/Nirvana-come-as-you-are-lyrics

Premium Member I So Love You-Your Soul Do I Love

I So Love You-Your Soul Do I Love

I so love you more than words said or shown
So I love you more that's ever known
in knowing I love so
you love I so love you more

My senses flare rises in powers charms
My stance toward your awesome delights
awaiting I your soul caress in my arms
White the nights bright smites spirit heights

I so love you now and evermore
And evermore do I cherish you tonight
Might I take flight twilight beguiling blight
Sore are the passions that roar

Beneath my mind bursting my heart
Lost am I in beauty still
I so love you you're a vision of black art
Such a trill comforting chill




I so love you at naught...
I So Love You-Your Soul Do I Love


written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Silent Musicals For the Imaginary Stage - the Black Art of Tubal Cain

CONTENTS (…may have settled during shipping and handling.)

Preface by C. Günter Marrow 

Prologue by Zoltan Goliath 
	           	
Cycle I. FAITH HEALERS & HEARSAY MIRACLES 				

Ghosts from the Well 								
Hard Lessons 									 
Chest of Drawers 					 			


Cycle II. RAW PERFUME 							

Social Insecurity 								
Rogues’ Gallery 								
Business as Usual   								


Cycle III. ORDINARY FAIRY TALES 				 		

Dry Stone Wall 						 		
A House with No Servants  							
Let’s Put this Night to Sleep  						


Cycle IV. FLOTSAM & JETSAM  		

Sausage, Head Cheese & Scrapple 		                     
The Institution 
Should the Levee Ever Break 	


Cycle V. SCARS OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE

Light at the End of Tunnel Hill
Light Keeper’s Testament
Light in a Quiet Room
						
Epilogue by Otis Trench
Form: List

Premium Member Book of Deeds


Book of deeds

Jamoor ,boori and kudo opened my book of deeds and was reading and writing in it, with lucifers pen.
I couldn’t quite work it out. 
Jamoor attacked me with all kinds of dark things. He put a hex on my hand and tied it down with a piece of Hell. 
They put a pair of glasses on my eyes so I couldn’t see him. 
They shoved lucifers pen between my ears. 
They spat it in my face he had a good bad book. 
They blew prayers in my face.
All I saw was a book that he shoved in my head.
And pushed me down Hell. 
Now I see things flying out my head. 
But in reality, they died of heart attack and other health problems.
But still managed to reach me after death evil souls. 
I know now if a Jinn approaches you just pay him in Hell’s gold.
Because the Jinn (Marcus) told me how to do it
Prayers, written work and art that’s all.
To tell who did it to a crowd of people.
I was so frightened I didn’t know what to do.
Slowly I recognised the truth after many years.
Didn’t realise how dangerous Marcus was.
He asked me if I wanted revenge.
So, he could stick me in the same place as him.
I flat refused and paid my dues.
Marcus told me he’s not paying but I’ll take any side that pays.
It was all a game in the end.
Sheds a different light on all the horror black art stories you hear or have heard about Jinn.

The Nightingale

The mechanical bird covered with diamonds, sings only 
waltzes until the insides give way, and the sound 
of his craft is crowing.  Whether or not 
(my Ladies and Gentlemen, and the Emperor above all)
the mood is coquetry, gurgling as if their mouths held
sweet water, cheesemongers, chambermaids and courtiers,
lackeys and the Duchess, all try for a nightingale,
and the Chief Imperial Singer of the Bed Chamber.
The bird, wound up, wags its tail and sounds the same
tune (decided beforehand)  times over, and the moment
of a thousand gold lamps, where the walls and the floor
are made of china is recompense for the title of "Cook."
Even the Emperor's heart is on the left side.
The writers of books insist the Black Art untrue, 
but the kitchen maid waiting in the outside world
where the garden ends, finds the cow's bellow gracious, 
and frogs croaking in the marsh are church bells.
She dallies for tickets to the court festival to see
the emperor dining, and the ZI-ZI-BI of the Music Master
charms the evil away though he fix on her the great
hollows of his eyes and jewels glare.
In the woods blue by the bay, a small grey bird among
branches believes all that is written, watching
maids and their men grow merry on tea, their forefingers
in the air as they dance.

"Though I live alone,
my song is not stone,
Neither rubies, diamonds, nor pearls,
And the world is a place.
There the actual grace
Will tolerate waltzes and whirls.
Where the loud drums sound,
Both upside and down,
The sword strikes, the gold banner flies,
But porcelin takes care, 
I sing as I dare,
And tears are in the Emperor's eyes."
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.
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