Long Collated Poems

fo'c·'sle    /'fohksel/  noun  deriv: forecastle
      1. the forward part of a ship below the deck, traditionally used as the crew's living quarters.
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Firstly, one has to take into account their scientific peers’ remarks,
As to the likely cause of how an Earthquake starts.
Some forums say it is caused by the shift in tectonic plates,
Others seem to doubt, seem...

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>A Lady spoke on hard talk.

A lady spoke on Hard Talk.
Of how she was treated so.
By -’s excuse for men.
We have pigs, far better.
And those – excuse for men.

There was no expression in her voice.
No...

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A personal view of the Devizes Neighbourhood Plan
and the referendum on Thursday at the Town Hall

All careful plans of men may fail and fall
And falter, crumble; leaving broken stone
No reason to devise no plan at...

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     it's not easy to know your own mind
so you forget it
         in a wish to taste love, one more time
sink into an...

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A probe enters the solar system, lays low behind our moon
It’s mission, monitor mankind’s behaviour, we’re impugned 
A decision needs making, if our planet should be dragooned 
By sending a huge asteroid, type that brought...

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A flannel-washed-out school.
Unsullied nuns in a sullen line.

Again hearing the quacking of ducks
as new brown leathers shoes
stepped and skipped,
though skipping was a serious offense
behind the school fence.

London, eons ago,
a blighted borough 
lost in the scant...

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Everyone has a good side,
Everyone lives a bad life.
Only few can decide,
where they really reside.

Maybe I am, one of those few,
Because I don't understand others, 
And I don't understand you.

The decisions you make,
Like moving pawns...

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Inky footsteps walk my page, of where
I have been where I am going. Of the
thoughts collated and dreams sowing,
of rainbows still to find and wishes to
collect. To ponder on loves wins and
loses, friendships found and...

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Tsiolkovsky once said the earth was our cradle,
but one must leave their cradle someday. 
Our race has long since mastered the stars.
To think we once thought we were slower than light!
Numberless planets, they are our...

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The image of the letters of Déjà Vu
Tells it true.
The eyebrows of the 'e' and 'a'
cast a frown, with the 'j' the snotty nose in between.
Its the face of a frown, not a smile.
For Déjà...

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List Of Thinner Objects

1.)	String
2.)	Remember string
3.)	You can never have enough string
4.)	Wire
5.)	More wire
6.)	Rope 
7.)	Plenty of recordable rope
8.)	Twine
9.)	Less twine
10.)	Lines of linear cord
11.)	a)T:x|->x'=x-(x.n)n  and more of this in cosmic form
12.)	Filaments of cohesive linear dimensions
13.)	Happy bindings
14.)	Micro thin ribbons of...

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Every word has been spoken
All evidences have been collated
The premises are known already
False witnesses are withdrawn long ago
Destructive critics cannot blow
See constructive appraisers long for your flow
Now what…
Ancestors are eagerly waiting
Waiting that you may use...

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Again and again in a world 
dreaded I most. 
For unknown certainties tears apart 
the collated I. 

Again and again in a world 
Faith of him seemest to fall 
for unknown either like before 
in...

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Anxious, I was at the door
to the vestry, rehearsing
words, visualising movements,
roles of others, checking prompts.
I've left it behind! Have I
the time to go back? Panic.
No. 
	Before the altar
collecting, connecting – God 
– stillness? Racing random...

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It's true to say
I can't understand
What it's like to struggle
In another land

A conceptual view
Entirely created
By all I've experienced
Pieced together, collated

Not only that
But I could change street
Find hardships unfathomable
No money to eat

Whilst I sit here
Spend money...

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Ashes collected into the collated casks and 
          Corked with animus, Moon Girl pounded on. 
Drumming a dirge on the tanner's own flesh. 
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