the methodology of adversaries
are aversives
striving to create conflict
within the wiring
and writing of themselves
they see time as co dependent
light as the offering of shadows
in the contrast of their scripted
ideas
things that make them feel good
arise and feel alive
in the pursuit gathering and
gargantuan waging
war with adversaries
to defeat and to construct
their defeat
to plan
to spend all night thinking
of finding someone to release
their inner toil and conflict
looking for a victim of their words
the parish of pariahs sometimes
congregate in the massings
of material head dress
and incantations of their absurd
request say nice things
about how far they have stretched
themselves across oceans
terrain
and how without them
or their existence
it is questionable
that life would have meaning
deluding even to say
those who delude well
convincing those who cannot
be convinced
loving those who cannot be loved
a verse in the construct of language
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Re: a verse in the construct of language
Boy that was a mouth full, I enjoy your philosophical poetics
or your poetic philosophy, I have different thoughts about the
conundrums you foster by deliberately tackling these knotty issues
with language, how you present a real type of view of the issue
that usually cannot be approached by just stating it. My mind works
in similar loops, philosophically, yet I come at it from a direction
that is a bit more self subversive, I try to pull the carpet out from
under myself, while I attempt to pull myself up with my own boot straps.
This is a kind a fakir poetics.
or your poetic philosophy, I have different thoughts about the
conundrums you foster by deliberately tackling these knotty issues
with language, how you present a real type of view of the issue
that usually cannot be approached by just stating it. My mind works
in similar loops, philosophically, yet I come at it from a direction
that is a bit more self subversive, I try to pull the carpet out from
under myself, while I attempt to pull myself up with my own boot straps.
This is a kind a fakir poetics.
Re: a verse in the construct of language
is a kind a fakir poetics.
ha! love it !
(and the poem too)
Doll, you may have found a place of rest but I'm still on the trail.
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