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Premium Member SYMBOLIZED SUBJECTS-:-

SYMBOLIZED SUBJECTS-:-
colourful
  palpably
distinct

abstract
impressions 
of MEMORIES
identified
 remembered
recorded

haphazard 
happenings
now BURDENED WITH MEANING
particular
 concerns
explored

expositional
exaggerations

Premium Member it's what's wrong

Maybe I’m too simple
or too shallow
but I’m not angry.
What’s wrong with me?

I was trying to think
of someone I hate,
Jews, CIS guys, republicans,
palestinians, blacks, democrats,
the left handed, authority figures,
central americans, parents, vagrants,
the usual suspects, but I’m coming up empty

Things aren’t perfect
don’t get me wrong
I’ve got a pug nose
a flat chest
a giant forehead
and too much work to do
but I’m trying my best—

Worse yet, I’ve no plummeting anxieties
no obvious neurosis
—that one could be a misdiagnosis
no painful hangnails
no sad life tales
no addictions to defend
or hated ex-boyfriends
I have no emo hooks to pin my verse.
no current melodramas to cozen and coerce
between you and me, I think I’m off the rails
It’s really no wonder my poetry pales.

Yeah, that’s what’s wrong with me.
.
.
Songs for this:
Gee, Doctor by Dimie Cat
Sweet Lovin' (feat. Anna-Luca & Iain Mackenzie) by Club des Belugas

Premium Member Writing Unseriously About Serious Subjects

Freshening
of the chair-wherewithal
I sit and meet
the stewing news
with hearty meat and veg
The idleness
unspoken here -
here I right
no wrongs
I just belong
to the sect
that sits upon
the court that no one hears
I write
of unimportant
matters that are detained
chained to a box
a talking box
How strange
our ancestors 
would find the lies
between the perfect
teeth
of time
though linked
to an intersectional ginormous behind

5/7/2022


Subjects

Are lost
Objects are found
They lie in dirty boxes
In everyone's town.
Each one is unique...
Not one is the same...
They all have there own colour.
Some rusty
Some filthy
Most are insane
Many gather dust...
They all have there individual taste and touch.
Each one has a name
They may lay buried for some time
At a pace...but not as rest.
They may run strong and deep...
Everyone has their own.
Some right
Some wrong
They brake or bloom...
But old objects are never found
Images forever remain
And lie deep in musty rusty boxes
In the heart of everyone's Town.

Subjects of Studies

It’s bitter

Negative 
In Sociology 

Both bitter and sweet

Positive and negative 
In physics

Sweet now

Positive 
In Biology

Premium Member Subjects

From my bathroom throne
		I overlook heads of trees
		men for all seasons
		who sway and still
		like felt and feathered burghers
		dependent on his lordship’s
		words.

		In glowering times
		they cloak themselves in mist,
		hiding like fleshless nerves
		from courts and kings
		and the kings’ best choristers
		the birds.


Premium Member Nonobjective Subjects

Our most humane possible objective
has become Earth's most sacred healing subject.

We feel better
after listening more holistically
and less defensively
less conservatively bought and sold 
during rapaciously disinvested non-conversations,
against healing cooperative integrity subjects

Humane vocations invite
therapeutic whole-system thinkers
and doers
and polypathic fluent ambidextrous feelers.

My most humane political objective
is Earth's most sacred ecological health
and economic wealthy subject.

Premium Member Subjects From My Past

Photography
	I used to have a dark room.
Trigonometry.
	No reference, the word causes anxiety though.
Anthropology
	I used to live for this subject, imagining myself in Egypt on a dig.
Art.
	I dabble, four hundred paintings later, I have no idea what I am doing.
English.
	Worst 7th grade teacher ever, but I like it in spite of that ridiculous time.
PreAlgebra
	No memory of this whatsoever, and glad of it.
Homemaking.
	The only parts I liked were the sewing and the eating after the cooking.
Reading.
	I can sit in a treehouse all day long, devouring a stack of books happily while
              Choking down my favorite sandwich – peanut butter, Miracle Whip and lettuce.
Poetry.
	Love the cadence of it. Never have understood it.  Apparently I do not have to.

My Dear Subjects

Omg! What to write
Science, math wanna fight
You are world to many
But in you I am fazy
Science was favorite
"Was" not "is"
I don't know why
Science, math wanna fight
Welcome math
Trap of formulas
Can't remember even one
Omg! I wrote so much
Sorry my dear subjects
We cannot live together
The day will come
When I'll be in 11
We'll leave each other
I'll remember 2018
Our break-up year.

Premium Member Subjects of Time

Subjects Of Time
As a fine clock
Run by motion of the earth,
We are masters of 
Gears and lubrication
Though remain 
The subjects of time….

Subjects and Sovereigns

... to my wife

I do not ask for an invaluable love;
I do not ask you to love me
unlimited;
I do not ask a boundless love.
I wish you loved me
in the short space of our steps,
in the narrow horizon
of the mutual glances and sighs;
I wish you loved me
in the intimate fief of ourselves,
in the small kingdom wherein we are
subjects and sovereigns;
I wish you loved me
in the strip of Heaven and Earth
where we live the moment,
in the gentle breeze that envelops us
in every now
in which you and I
exist.


Marco

Premium Member Taboo Subjects

There are certain subjects that are taboo

When it comes to writing poetry

But I try my darndest to ignore them all

I guess I really didn't need to tell you that

It's fairly obvious I would imagine

Writing about apes with pink butts

But trust me I'm quite a sophisticated gentleman

Though sometimes these evil spirits inhabit my body

And I'm not responsible for what I write

I thought I needed to explain

Some of these recent over-the-edge presentations

What I'm trying to say is I'm getting help

But the doctors say I'm quite an anomaly

But again, I am getting help

Wish me luck!


© Jack Ellison 2014

Subjects

subjects are few
but some are new
chemistry is full of chemicals..
history has kings,
maths has numerals
civics is made of politics...

In geography we fly across "mars"
physics can measure distance of "stars" 
English and hindi has stories
Ghost,magic and of mysteries..
biology has cells and animals.
what can we do if they don't have "skell"
REad one by one and learn it..
read it once more and make great fun of it.

Royal Subjects

However life is to begin
We shall start to find things to do
Older to semblance that a dream
Did we age to become more a fool?

Cautious and careful... those menial trials
Meaningless yet necessary... perhaps not?
Hidden agendas inevitably kept in vials
Secreted to never again spare a thought

And we do things as deem
A need if not for yourself but the rest of the world
Is there that logic for things done to mean?
Yet a vortex we remain within... simply to swirl

We have to keep things going
Whence subjects we became since birth
Ways of this world to find me laughing
Given a comparison to millions... am I worth?

Of life to only begin
Need we find things to do?
Younger if only to dream
How did I become a fool?

Premium Member Various Molely Subjects

The breakwater protected bay
This mole of rock please hold
Mole on my face bid you goodday
Not welcome_ you I've told

Hugh mole bored through massive mountain
Vehicles travel straight
While I travel real fast again
To dermatologist

Decision to end job as mole
For new mole malignant
As a woman somewhere dies I'm told
From mole mass alterant

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