"To begin with, do not expect everything to be ready all at once; we must start somewhere, as it never all comes together immediately." -Katheliyer
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This poem I am brave, tomorrow's poem maybe something else -- who knows? A poem takes time and energy, a bit of life going into each work -- what do we have more precious?
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Something said from the heart may give someone a kick start.
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Any senseless poem that fails the reader's expectation should be tossed into the trash bin. Write something that inspires,, let emotions flow with harmony.
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Just life...no more no less. Up to us to make something of it, give it meaning worthy of the power and potential.
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Computer programs will improve one another into extinction. Intuition, the unseen, unpredictable, only what cannot be exactly programmed is the substance that makes something divinely real. Everything else is just lifeless duplication.
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I ran a poem of mine through AI just for analysis, not to change or improve anything -- the opinion was frightening. Better than any person I have encountered, as if this thing was inside my head. The next generation really does have something to worry about. We are dinosaurs my friends -- hope our bones will retain truth enough to inspire when we are gone, to be really read as they are dug up and carefully dusted, by facsimiles of living souls.
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Heart deception is the worse. Something an honest heart cannot rehearse for protection.
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In a few concise words, if there is such a thing as Free Will...it must be omnipotent. Anything less, is simply manipulated illusion. Something outside ourselves controlling all possible variables including time and space.
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Must be something entertaining about human nature...why else would God have kept us around so long?
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ThecDead are always smiling for they know something the living do not..
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Marvelous how water can bend, break, flow around something and then be whole again....
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We are the universe’s way of observing its own complexity, yet we spend our lives trying to simplify it into something that fits in our pockets.
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The unknown is not something to fear; it is a doorway to the unimaginable.”
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Breath can be taken away by what’s beautiful, or something detrimental too.
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If you don't learn something every day, then you are dead.
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"Money-Power-Lies- all go together. Money, pays everyone off. Power, to protect me. Lies, you must believe me. They all need to go to jail."
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If you want something, there are three question you must ask yourself.
What do you really, really want?
What will you give up in order to get it?
What will you do in order to maintain what you get?
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All addicted to something! At least I've only kept my least harmful -- life has been quite a journey. Doubtful I will survive.
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I’ve intruded on very little of these conversations… not because it won’t resonate, but because I know they don’t care, and I don’t care whether they live or die, so nature will take its course.
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You gave me something endless that no one's ever seen, and centuries after midnight you'll always fill my dreams.
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Life is a twenty four hour a day, seven day a week classroom with no recess, lunch or bathroom breaks and does not care whether you pass or fail.
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Just because the math works doesn't mean it equates to truth. Example: the math works, respectively whether on a globe or a flat earth.
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“Men, when enthrall’d by the puissant tide of their own affections, are oft but humble clay, unshapen and earthbound; yet they who stand apart and behold such passions with contemplative eye are transmuted into poets. For thus it hath ever seem’d to me that the most guiding and heaven-breathed literature of the world descendeth unto us not in common speech, but array’d in the measured raiment of verse.”
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Flirting is a cheap currency. Those who don't have character, substance, or real value equivalent to solid gold use flirting as a method to mask their own emptiness in exchange for goods they can get without paying the real price.
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“Amid the pyres of the tonsured, I tend the teeth of unbending truth;
and the soul, stirred by such immutable witness, trembles awake to that which abides eternal.”
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“It witnesseth how faith, once taken for covenant, doth school the soul toward its own undoing, yet proclaimeth no treachery till the harm be made complete.”
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“He who tendeth first the hearth of his own soul,
doth rend the veil 'twixt self and all,
and in that silent concord, mercy ascendeth
as river, flame, and marrow through the bones of the world.”
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"Verily, the word that endureth is a crucible wherein silence flames to splendour."
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“The heart is made not whole by that which it receiveth,
Nor by the soft laudation of the fleeting world;
Desire must perish, ere aught of keeping leaveth,
For that which is still entreated anon is hurled.”
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