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Poetry

We constantly deal with poetry which puts us in a soporific state,
we sit here apathetic to the cause of studying this beautiful art-
but Poetry’s breath Ad Nauseum about love and laments is bad for a date,
oblivious to the images, while attempting to turn the key we begin to depart.

Yet the door haunts us, novels, plays, yet poetry is the apex,
of this ethereal mystery within the maelstrom that is our mind,
alas this frustration is focused upon the conundrum of poetry being complex,
 is it just a condensed novel, this Herculean Task of understanding the undefined. 

There are many who deem poetry obsolete but tis rather far from its nadir,
now begins the unequivocally splendid power of the imagination-
hidden by poetry from the vituperative invader,
who’ve made an egregious mistake in deeming poetry a partial differential equation.

Imagination, oh what a beauty long forgotten in the age of reason-
we’ve been given Hobson’s choice, force fed Occam’s razor, given epitome-
yet good ol’ imagination persist like an excretion,
from the eyes of the true daughter of time, Science’s proficiency.

People assume poetry is the modern day Gordian’s Knot-
well- let us assume this is Utopia, were Imagination runs wild-
as she watches her forest, a black cat surreptitiously passes a man in thought,
startled because it is Friday the thirteenth his Triskaidekaphobia- this is all rather mild-

Just the tip of the iceberg was touched upon, just the tip-
Poetry and humanity is an oleaginous affair we mix but do not blend,
Or should we, poems are nothing more than what we put in, as if to dip-
just our toes, before we plunge head first into poems so as to apprehend.

Poetry is the Sun, as you are the flowers shined upon,
given warmth of knowledge and power if you are to just reach.
Not to let Poetry in as if to catch on-
give it back in your own form of speech.

Through your own imagination feed poetry,
It hungers for your reality, though not reality-
procrastinate not- hopefully,
for your conceptions are your sanity.

Or rather is fancy your sanity- decide,
it will affect your observation of poetry forevermore.
It will excite-
whether you believe it to or not- you will love or abhor.

Poetry is not arduous -
just do not assume there is a secret door.
In fact poetry is quite virtuous-
Seek only what you can give poetry, I do implore.


The Difficult Task

*russian to english , legend to the foreign language terms used in construction of the poem

PRIRODA – NATURE
KRUGOVOROT VODY – WATER CYCLE
LETOISCHISLENIE – CHRONOLOGY, CALENDAR
PECHENIE  - COOKIE, BISKIT

The Difficult Task

Let's retain the stress of past
For prolonged solution
So program of control will last
And force the attribution

Let's submit to stupid sects
In your ideal linear way 
Surprising how you're naive 
Remember Faraday

Your week is starting Monday
Their week is starting Sunday
My week is starting Tuesday
Routine of them refuse, A.

Majority of human the machine
And their routine routine routine
Was off for measurement On/Off
During COVID pandemics

Their trends, their moron, their crap
Is being addressed
By competent the instance
You cannot engineer proper stance
Paths to solutions lead our epistemics

And strategy of higher order 
Of quantity of them
Says my PRIRODA 

Let's solve this Differential

In terminology of kind
That isn't attribute of mass

And then next step you'll find 

Can the Defense impose on State 
Wrongly the solutions
In bottles is KRUGOVOROT VODY
No savior are fusions   
 
Photosynthesis and the AI
List is leaf in Russian
Curious I am what they'd compute
Especially if they are rushing 

Faster faster 
Dear friend
Fast your belt 
Your life will end

The church is tied to calendars
To your (the) LETOISCHISLENIE
Untie this bond 
And if you want believing in the luck
Do break this the Chinese PECHENIE 

In bottles are the water cycle
This cycle isn't any wheel

Plastic pollution are glitters and sparkles
When will you teach child of yours to be real  

The sum of water quantity in bottles
The sum of water quantity in tanks

The beam of pressure high
Pass through the throttle

Not sure what for I would be giving thanks



One of the main INSPIRATION for this POEM was or is A POEM by SAMUIL YAKOVLEVICH MARSHAK  - The War With Dniester, but also BORIS ZAHODER - THE FRUSTRATIONS OF THE DOGGY, russian jew and a prominent soviet poet, sure it was translated to english and in order to INQUIRE you shall make an effort


song SLIPKNOT  - Psychosocial


I am seeking methods to neutralize radiation in water
© Kate Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Change

I am the one guy that doesn't go to your school but everyone knows
I know every song and the way it goes
I try to stay away from bimbos and hoes
Me and my friends play games such as nose goes (inside joke)

I am skinny medium height
Everything I am about to tell you is right
I have potential in my life
And I will be the differential in this time of strife

I will make and break nations
Change individual denominations
I want to start all of this with you
Because right now you look down and blue

I want to cheer you up
This will make you tough
Your blues have had enough
I know right now life is rough

But I will help you be strong
Everything the world is telling you is wrong
Sex is a widely advertised and marketed hobby
This is wrong

Do not go along
Be strong
Be tough
Drinking on Friday nights never led to anything good

So why should
You drink
Of this let us think
You tend to forget those nights
And sometimes you would ever get into fights
And these nights have brought you what?

Nothing that is what
A good time with these buddies
Usually ends up bad
And deep down I know you are sad
So here is how to become glad

Follow me
And you shall see
That there is one who can see it all
Can pick you up when you fall
Stand you up tall
And never let anything knock you down

He is always around
So take away your frown
And look towards God
Humble in his glory
And he will cast away your every worry

He will awaken new life inside of you
Of this I swear true
So tell my new friend
Are you prepared?
Are you ready?

I will take you to church
I will help you out
No longer shall you scream and shout
No longer dazed and confused

Just look at you
You are feeling better already
So can't you see?
This life within us all
Was here all along

Now sing this song
Sign along
To Grace Amazing (Song commonly played at my church)
As you sing this I see you are changing

I can't help but smile
All the while
You had this potential too
Now you know it is true

(On my myspace also)
Copyright 2009
All rights reserved

-Matthan C. Atherton
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Tale of Cosmos - Part 1

etherial entities, Elsewhere and Elsewhen
  less than omnipotent but exceeding their parts
  abide in Netherverse, universal children
  intertwining potentials conceive child of their arts

  a difficult birth through a point of positions
  with a breath of inflation our Cosmos survives
  face lights up with symmetry breaking transitions
  a familiar fine face in the microwave skies

  expanding bubble within a where-when ocean
  two-way quantum cuddles along the interface
  to us, top and bottom, a confusing commotion
  to Cosmos, it's all around, warm parents embrace

  and Cosmos communicates with siblings and friends
  beyond overlapping membranes down massive black holes
  at centres of galaxies where light bends and bends
  re-meeting and greeting wild oceanic shoals

  an ocean of learning, an endless becoming
  made in the image of imagined potential
  and listen closely, Cosmos is faintly humming
  music symphonic with daring differential

  keeping a rhythm that fast-forwards down aeons
  then surfs the present and through time loops back
  fabulous instruments, incredible crayons
  sketch the past and future in one amazing track

  and our Cosmos is tuned to the beat of life
  empathy etched across a holographic mind
  sharing grief and joy, the world weary cries of strife
  the sheer delight of being, delirious and kind

  awareness arises and then consciousness awakes
  first galaxy focused on planets around stars
  life teems, dreams and dances as intelligences outbreaks
  escaping gravity's grip but leaving some scars

  for pain and exultation, they fly together
  space-timed, time-spaced, while smiling over horizons
  Cosmos listens, then learns, needs touch of a feather
  to fine tune core settings and cosmic liaisons

  the task is great, for the infant bubble may burst
  and then duly deflate to a point singular
  or forever speed out so flat-lined and cursed
  where, when, then... would learning be in story so far?
© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

A Philosophical Predicament

Philosophers, down the ages,  
Have strenuously tried
To figure out language:
Their numerous narratives polarize 
Into two Grand narratives, a binary:
Language is referential / differential.
This binary has yielded numerous derivatives.

On the referential side, for instance, 
There’s the view that language is an instrument, 
As advanced notably by Aristotle, Bhamaha and Dandin.

On the differential side, we have 
Saussure’s notion: 
Language is a system of differences 
(without any positive terms).
Derrida, for his part, widened it: 
Language is infinitely differential, 
As suggested by his coinage differance,
which implies: language is 
slippery, radically unstable,
which, in turn, gave rise to 
mind-boggling derivatives
in this postmodern world!

Some of them are: Derrida’s (own) freeplay 
of the (autonomous) sign, 
Bloom’s (willful) misreading, 
And Lyotard’s (incommensurable) language games 
(which we all play in this postmodern space willy-nilly)
 
All these differences have led
Often to acrimonious disputes,
Couched, of late, in a language 
that abounds in ambiguity 
and neatly underpinned by illogic! 


The predicament of these philosophers (old or new) is:
 What they and we all observe 
is not language-in-itself,
but language as seen by us— 
which is similar to what Heisenberg said about nature!

These disputes remind us 
of the dispute among the six characters, 
in the age-old parable,
which reportedly originated in the Indian Rigveda. 
(but now found in several belief systems). 


 It’s the parable of the six men
(as narrated by John Godfrey Saxe)
Wherein the characters tried
To figure out an elephant, 
which, unfortunately, none of them 
Had the faculty to see:
So, one called it soft and mushy; 
for another it was like a snake;
for the third, it was fan-like,
And so on.

Thus, they “disputed loud and long,
Though each was partly in the right 
…and all were [rightly] in the wrong!"

***
© Ram R. V.  Create an image from this poem.


TRIADE 3 The Owl

A cheetah avoided the trap that night
And the wild cat escaped the shot.
Someone was there for them to learn 
And each of them were taught.


The Bear had chosen to spare the cubs 
For the ease of the Mother Bear.
But the man with the gun
Fell pray to own stun 
And we didn't drop any tear.


"Was this the Kingdom the people asked for",
Had wondered the old young man.
Was this Forest Spirit?
I gave way to the might 
To spare extinct life near it.


This is the trap the noble beast 
Avoid it and stay secure.
"But are you to teach animal wild 
How to handle the life of the least?"


Bear, Wolf pack and the Black Cat 
had adopted small human kid.
When he grew he led his army to shed 
The skin of the huge snake.


The snake was wise 
And venom was nice
Taking life of the gunman.
Where body remain
There's no soul in vain
As there wasn't soul at all.


There people in lab 
They study us
But the small insect flew
It took one small bite 
And that was right
And such is the story of ew.


The neckless cheetah had worn
Was there to see how migrate.
They count each animal of the world 
But valuing own rate.


There people came with the cross
And said "Don't eat your grandma".
Yet no body remain 
But the wild soul remain 
Dwelling being that much afar.


Food chains of the world become franchise.
"But in which sense regards the wild?"
You are eating brand, the starch and the scent,
civilization of the descent.

Vegetarian Lion lives in the Zoo
Within the claustrophobic cage.
The dumb and the cross 
yet bears idea about the inexistence of the Nitrogen.


There is nothing however about wrong
Human fights for the human life.
I am standing near with sharp cosa
When the times comes for partial differential.


See if poeple would rot to become
cultivation means,
Maybe there could be so much
fertile soil
so there wouldn't be the need to always win.
© Kate Kelly  Create an image from this poem.

The Wabi-Sabi of Tintern Abbey

Things bloom more beautiful when breaking down.
The nave now ploughs through foams of flowering trees,
a frozen caravel.  Kissed by the breeze,
the river surface suddenly seems to frown
exquisitely. The apse’s jaunty crown
of weeds above one (sightless) eye would please
romantic poets. What was once a friese
lies strewn about, a shaley shanty-town.
We love whatever withers, atrophies.
To see a calked construction founder, drown
beneath its own detritus, by degrees
slough off its shape and, sinking to its knees,
expire, is satisfying. Velvet gown?
We’d much prefer to see a soiled chemise.

A lake?  A cloud?  A mountain?  Megan Fox?
If we acknowledge Beauty in these things,
what are we saying?  As when Smokey sings,
or girls emerge in slinky summer frocks,
something’s taking place outside the box
of regularity, and sprouting wings.
How might we classify these happenings?
A rupture in the norm?  The whole Baroque’s
built on this very point. If Beauty rocks,
what is the special quality it brings,
and why is it so pleasing?  Beauty flings
a spanner in the works of Orthodox,
and laughs at Workaday.  It mocks
our essence, lurks in quirks, and smirks at clocks.
                                                                                                                           
“The Wordsworth ouevre is cretinous.  Discuss.”
The Long, Laborious Quest, The Sparrow’s Nest,
The Noble Oak of Guernica, Addressed –
We can’t escape the feeling he’s a wuss.
His subjects are unconscionable, plus
the rhymes he uses are a facilefest.
If only he were even half in jest!
His humour’s unintentional, and thus
more entertaining than he could have guessed.
Yet something in his scribblings seems to wrest
significance from dross, analogous
to Newton’s differential calculus,
invented by the by, at whim’s behest.   
When Wordsworth falls apart, he’s at his best.
Form: Sonnet

The Armenian and the Liverpudlian

The Armenian and The Liverpudlian 


It’s hard to see sometimes
How chalk and cheese can mix so perfectly
Makes you wonder how the differences of character
Can work together

He, all forthright respect and daily clarity
She, all winsome wishes and artistic poetry

And yet somehow they relate to each other
By default
They weave and intricate pattern  
Of threads in reality
And threads in dreams

Football, Liverpool FC runs in his veins
A passion and obsession 
His pride and his downfall if they win or lose
Staunch supporter he remains
Though quieter now than times gone past

Art and music, a dancer, she, of ballet precision
A passion and obsession
With such flare and grace and delicate turns of love
For the folklore rhythms of ancient songs
A picture of music’s expression in her form

Eight languages she speaks, Eight !
While he falters on Liverpool accent
But captures the essence of a foreign tongue
Chef he is of delicate cuisine
And she of wine’s pallet appreciates

Never have I know two such complex differential lovers
That intertwine and mingle so well
Or seen such ready acceptance of each other
In people prepared to accept any stranger
For who they are

How far apart did their lives begin
Liverpool England
Yerevan capital city of Armenia 
What wild horses drew them together
What turns of fate
Could bring this poetess
And this football obsessed
Man and woman
Together
You have to ask

But through all their trials
They remain together
And in a few months they will be married
Do you know when you know
That something will last forever
They will I am sure

It’s a strange but cheese and chalk thing
That mixes together so fluidly
But of all the things that brought them
Together so perfectly
It is Love, respect and Honesty
Both of them
Have these admirable Qualities

To your future my friends
May you live in blending love
Always

W,World

Somewhat outstandingly
 millennial absurdism
 Is Seen’d slowly 
 Drownin’ towns;

 & townes’ there’ness,
 May’be
 Forever’ly mere’d,
—-

 hungry Frenetic wild dogs roam-
 ING;

 Thirst, unquenchable.

 & 

 Thas’ workingly blue homosexual 
 Humanoid thingies’ living IN,
 & Cherry blossoming IN,

 kings X

 (& already some of k’s\X rabble)
 (So-so) townspeople 
 have despoiled)
 FROM THEIR’
(childlike attributes,).
—-

Modern revolutionistik’ think’rs:
 Black-skinned-bleached-white’.
White-skinned-blackened-mentality’. 
—-

(Labours untouched’dd-ness &
 Less talented’ly withe onward
 Revolving sun’s,
 Brittle’d fingertips 
 Neon-eye’d,
 Multiple faced,
 & 
 A billion tongues’ 
Withe reasons why.

“Blonde trumpet ringin’ thoudly;
 Across EV!’erythin-G!!
 A-rousing unflatter-y
 Inst’
THE tribe of the bluest
-FAKE kind’d lips’.>
 > Whost’ are the village of the green--purple half hair’d 
 Un-socked honey Dew, d liveateer’s.
 & 
 (All are friendly amongst;
 tillst’ A
 Differential thought
 is, a, borne.)
—-

Their sombre complexities befoul 
 Themst’ Olde’ tech-intolorable-temple’d N’ thy self’s 
 Of AN entwined concrete society
 And it’s “Now” flaethering 
 correct-ism’s.
—-
Harshest-safety-ness
 Needed the most now
 More then ev’r
—-

(And then)

 War will be us!~
 Opened A’rms!-
& too!
 Limbs shall fall’

What would’st be great decisions
 for the different-colour’d-natives?
 & 
 Wouldst thine 
 brothers of  
 OUR
 enemies flesh cutoff bloodlines!?
 TRAITOR’ing they’s own soil&sea
 & mumma’s?
 to drive a salty sword insto’ they’s
 Own essence!!?
 Would’st OUR free-worlds empire reign onst’ an eternal myre?

 & WOULDST rationality (beautifully it is, so-so’)
Become re-equipped.’
Whenst’ our infinitely 
 Circling evolution’Y’s
 Becometh thIs pointe

 Again?

•Maybe NOt•

Emotions

Pills and potions instrumental by Nicki Minaj

Mixed emotions 
They feel like the ocean 
The waves  come and I run from them 
(Repeat 1x)
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

These feelings that I keep having 
Be having me feeling like I'm dragging 
I be trying to put the past behind 
Pat my self on the back I'm doing just fine 
Life sometimes feel like a nursery rhyme 
I can still hear it time after time 
Then I remember this voice in my head 
That said 
There is more to you than what people see 
And have you heard of jealousy 
They get bent out of shape for me being me 
But I am one of a kind 
Will forever be on someone mind 

Mixed emotions 
They feel like the ocean 
The waves  come and I run from them 
(Repeat 1x)
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

People in life 
Can be so judgemental
Do the math
See the differential
Love to see you down 
Hate to see you up 
Comfortability
Will get you stuck
Got to dig your way out 
Out the mud we Know what that's about
We cut from different cloths 
We can always be a boss 
But it come with determination 
No matter what you facing
There will be some fakes 
That will clap 
And in reality treat you like crap 
So what do we do 
Take the lense see the view 
Realize the real from the fake 
Gourmet meals on my plate 
Filet mignon and the steak 
Come here lets share 
Real ones will always be there 

Mixed emotions 
They feel like the ocean 
The waves  come and I run from them 
(Repeat 1x)
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

Hook 
Emotions running through me 
No longer care 
How people view me 
And I start to run 
Touch the moon and the sun 
I still run I still run I still run 
I still run
(Repeat 1x)

Written by : Concetta Hardnett
02/08/2022

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