Numbers, Numerical Organizations, ... Contain A Medium Of Voice, Sound.
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Voice, = Voix, ... Soixante=60!
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Poetry is another language to carry the psyche through the various dimensions of dark and light. It is an abstract built-in mechanism for most poets/musicians whether they write limericks, long tomes, or lyrics, to cope with living and the measures of existing, life and death, love, loss, to understand, to make sense, to find answers, to "feel".
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"The walls are not falling like Jericho, they are dissolving; brick by brick. Beyond the purple haze, a golden place."
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"The walls are not falling like Jericho, they are dissolving; brick by brick. Beyond the purple haze, a golden place."
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The Whole Concept Of Numerical Squaring, has at it's origin, ... too, and Fro, forward and backwards, Upwards and downwards, where the Number 27, is significant to the alteration of Direction!
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Any Song, .... That identifies, expresses, Individual Alphabetical Letters .... Brings Melody Upon the Numerical Position Of Those Letters And To Their Squares Of Progression.
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American girls were raised on daydreams
American boys are made of fireworks.
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If I were living in Russia, I would be fighting America but since I live in America, Let us fight Russia. (exactly how fools get controlled by the media to listen to just one news and censored the others, sending innocent people to their graves by war of bias opinion)
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America is a stack of hotcakes and the GOP is vinegar.
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Trump broke the law and endangered national security. After all, it’s not like the KGB doesn’t know how to pick locks.
— Michael R. Burch aka “The Loyal Opposition” (Keywords: America, USA, leadership, Trump, treason, lock, locks, national security)
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The deadliest and most addictive drug in America is a gun.
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Cassidy Hutchinson is a modern Erin Brockovich except that in her case the well has been poisoned for the whole country. — Michael R. Burch
(Keywords/Tags: America, USA, patriotic, truth, justice, White House, Trump)
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There is nothing at all supreme, nor anything remotely just, about Clarence Thomas.—Michael R. Burch (Keywords/Tags: justice, injustice, supreme court, corruption, America, judgement)
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Help us learn the lessons you have left us here,
in every leaf and rock.
(Native American Prayer, translation by Michael R. Burch)
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Adam Gopnik called Randall Jarrell the “best-equipped” American poetry critic of the past century; he may have been the “best quipped” as well. (Keywords: poet, poets, poetry, poems, critic, criticism)
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The troublemaker's way is thorny.
— Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, translation, troublemaker, thorn, thorny, wisdom, way, path, journey
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Knowledge interprets the past, wisdom foresees the future. — Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, translation, past, future, knowledge, wisdom, judgement
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We will be remembered tomorrow by the tracks we leave today. — Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, future, memory
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One foot in the boat, one foot in the canoe, and you end up in the river.
— Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, water, river, vacillation, fence-sitting
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Beware the eloquence of the rattlesnake's tail. — Native American saying, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, nature, rattlesnake, eloquence, spoken word, speech
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The more we wonder, the more we understand.
— Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, translation, nature, wisdom, understanding
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Speak less thunder, wield more lightning.
—Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords: Native American, nature, power, lightning, thunder, speech, speak, speaking
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What is life?
The flash of a firefly.
The breath of a winter buffalo.
The shadow scooting across the grass that vanishes with sunset.
—Blackfoot saying, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: Native American, translation, life, nature
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Before you judge
a man for his sins
be sure to trudge
many moons in his moccasins.
(Native American proverb, translation by Michael R. Burch, keywords/tags: judgement, anti-bullying, tolerance, understanding, sympathy, words of wisdom)
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Mathematics: A field of study for numerical addicts.
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Baseball's immeasurable spittin' mixed with occasional hittin'.—Michael R. Burch
Keywords/Tags: baseball, softball, America, sports, bat, batting, spit, spitting
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Trump’s real goals are obvious
and yet millions of Americans remain oblivious.
—Michael R. Burch
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"That which makes America greatest is her diversity." --from "Lady Liberty Still Stands Proud in New York Harbor"
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A weak president will make America weaker, not stronger. It's a warning sign that must be heeded.
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No other nation on Earth is more blessed than America: watch the swollen clouds that bring down rain! Why has God chosen America over other nations? Only those discerning these blessings proclaim Him Lord.
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