Writing poetry is similar to, a very independent mistress.
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“You have to be able to validate yourself as a Poet. There are thousands of poems floating around and not everyone will enjoy your particular poem > neither should you expect them to > that’s OK. But someone out there will resonate or you would not have been called upon to articulate it.” GhairoDanielsQuotes
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As we converse with computers, there comes a need for a contraction of 'she/he/it', most naturally 'sheit'. With an emphasis on the 'h', to reflect the dual genders. A particularly able instance thereof might be termed 'deep sheit'. And conversely, a potential dismissal might be referred to as 'sheit's going down'.
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Nothing is easy in life. Honesty won’t make you popular but it makes you powerful.
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We can't have peace outside if no peace inside. Peace inside doesn't stem from peace outside. Roots in the soul. Give an addict a million dollars and in short time he will be dead or broke again and yet an addict. Such peace is short lived, as those quick blossoming seeds poorly cultivated. Plant in the loving nature of Jesus. And the Father will show us abundance.
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Poetry is similar to painting: learning when to put down a brush is just as important as the reason for picking one up.
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Warfare is the malignant use of directed energy. Inter-stellar warfare favors the defense, because an intrenched inhabitant has an enormous energy advantage over an approaching invader. So inter-stellar government will probably be federation or feudalism.
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It's a good idea for a poet to read a lot of poetry, preferably in more than one language, making no effort either to concentrate on or to avoid the poetry of any particular country or century, including your own: just read what you like. Then when you write a poem, assume your reader has read, understood, and liked all the same poetry that you have read, understood, and liked. That this isn’t true doesn’t matter.
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Some of our greatest English poets, did not rhyme anything. Poetry is a compelling sense, a feel of flare and rhythm that tingles the Soulful Spirit, setting mind and heart tunefully singing.
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Plans for going to Mars and plans for going to wars show that human beings of the 21st century keep advancing speedily — both in alarming technology and alarming stupidity. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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I view winter as a large cake — and snow as the icing on it. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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Realising you’ve been on a long friendship with a fake friend is similar to realising you’ve been riding on the wrong train —you can’t wait to climb down at the next station. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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A man’s penis and a snake share some similarities : both are long; both are flexible; both change in shape and in size when roused; both stretch longer and become firmer when in action; both spit out liquid (the former spits out urine and sperm, the latter spits out venom); both cannot do without holes (the former goes into a hole for maximum pleasure, the latter for safety); both recoil after sufficiently striking their targets. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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I'M NOT A SCHOLAR I'M SIMPLY A DISABLED POET UNCONTROLLABLE COMPULSIVE EXCESSIVE WRITING DISORDER I'M A SCHOLAR AT BEING ME I AM SIMPLY ME
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A good book and a smooth road are similar: you’d always love to pass through them over and over again. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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Do not be angry with the dormant friends you have on Facebook and on social media who do not LIKE or comment on your statuses and pictures, and do not congratulate you on your birthday. See them just as the regular passengers you meet every morning on the train and bus on your way to work, and with whom you do not exchange greetings ? the only thing you share being just passengers on board the same train and bus. ~Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu
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The primary role of healing is to raise consciousness of what is ACTUALLY happening in the moment, to attain clarity and balance towards final Enlightenment.
©GhairoDanielsQuotes
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A hallmark of any organization whether it be family, a corporation or even a nation is that a preponderance of rules in general denotes a lack of principle in particular. Conversely and unfortunately those lacking in principle have little use for rules.
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I espouse no particular care for nature scenes with manmade structures, though I must admit some small indulgence in nostalgia at the thought that someone, with nature, shared this time and space and perhaps each became a part of the other
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Technology doesn't make us any stronger, faster, or smarter, it only affords us the opportunity to screw up in ever more spectacular and less obscure ways.
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Similar Notes in A Chantsong occuring often at The Ending, Are A Mark of Preceeding And Following Like The Book of Psalms, As Expressed By F. B. Meyer.
The Alphabetical And Numerical Phenomena of Organizations.
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A smile can mend a broken heart, can even make one sing like a lark.
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Through the strait pass of suffering—
The Martyrs—even—trod.
Their feet—upon Temptations—
Their faces—upon God—
A stately—shriven—Company—
Convulsion—playing round—
Harmless—as streaks of Meteor—
Upon a Planet's Bond—
Their faith—the everlasting troth—
Their Expectation—fair—
The Needle—to the North Degree—
Wades—so—thro' polar Air!
--Emily Dickinson
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I have some very old photographs, postcards -- the images have changed with age -- someday soon to be all gone -- life is like Polaroids, but faith and love above all, I truly feel in my heart, somehow transcend the lethal memory of time.
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The farthest think from my mind is attempting to bring others to Christ though fear of damnation -- Love is a much larger Ark.
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I in particular, particularly particularise in my own particularity.
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Burst into hard laughter, because the hilarious state of things will not change suddenly.
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Animals say it with simpler vocabulary...man needs dictionaries...to defer from God.
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Often the poet declaring too much. We are tempters, sweets and wine -- allow the reader to go deeper, passing the rein to his core of our rhyme.
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