Unplugged grunge minute on TV.
Electric seconds grizzling in the static stares.
Manic hours at the Hawaiian harbors.
“Maybe I should play the bawdy saloons in the black villages. Maybe Algerians are my true calling. Maybe morgues are my native habitat. Maybe I should stroll through Big Sur or an island”
An occult moon, a spaceman tripping on there. Life’s full of desire, death’s full of desire. Swoop, voodoo, hoodoo. Voodoo, hoodoo, swoop.
Possibly it all goes wrong. Possibly I’m blessed. It’s a dim heaven. Possibly, I am born. The chances fade out from the eyes.
I like the ripples of rain outside the salty sills of silicon. I like Mexico, Portugal and I like Cambodia.
Prison dreams.
Take me through caravans, cook me in a trailer park, boil me in microwaves, leave room for my Rumi, buy me a Byron, bake me a Blake. Take me, take me. From forever, always an angel.
In the mystic lands of existence
Man is the only witness to eternity
Interpreting weddings of profuse interactions
And the partings of paramours
A waste of weeps is one who lazes in fleshed being
Becoming the core of our faith
Are the ferociously still of lost time
In the funerals of all poverty
Lies the true light of happiness
Understanding the cremations of misbegotten freedom
Occurs within the glow of multiple syllables
Of culture and vital force.
Listen
Loudly
Begging, thieving and lying
Amidst an endless life
Funny tries, dangerous trials blinded by the sparking rain.
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I have my life, Light my life
Tomorrow knows how we suffer today
And T.S Eliot may know how we may have suffered yesterday
We've escaped certain times, like distant future and such
Jim Morrison is looking for us in all the wrong phases
Of eras, days and purposes.
Ever since I collaterally collapsed
I've been hearing Space Oddity.
But I'm not my own this time around,
You may be on your own in a forgotten world
I'm just gone
leaning for the opacity of a nightly abstraction.
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Enjoyed that a lot.
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Psyche, the Greek goddess of the soul,
and Delia, the moon goddess together …
an apocryphal combination.
With Jim Morrison, as Eros, nowhere
to be seen π
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π€
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That was fun.
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Thank you!
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Strangely entrancing.
There’s a naked honesty underneath the confusion, lines that shine so true, so resonant:
(I wanna die. I do.
I wanna fly. I do.
Love life. I do.
Live life, I wonβt.)
And then, the bursts of incoherence, but with a subtle desperation to it (Take me through caravans, cook me in a trailer park, boil me in microwaves, leave room for my Rumi, buy me a Byron, bake me a Blake. Take me, take me. From forever, always an angel.)
A piece that shifts with every read, teasing, mocking.
I’ll never be able to make full sense of it, but that, I suppose, is the real appeal.
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Thank you so very much! It means a lot, it does.
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greetings from Italy
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Grazie!
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Nicely done! You really convey this desperate urgency to not miss out on experiences really well, as Shreya said above. Lovely read! π
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Thank you! I’m glad that the message got through to as many people as it did.
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Thrilling read
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Wow. Thank you so much! Very very much in fact.
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Thanks for following my blog, and for your likes of my posts. I appreciate the kindness that you have shown.
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You’re welcome.
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Thanks for your like of my post, “Alexander The Coppersmith;” you are very kind.
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I felt like this was a wonderful trip through your mind…like Strawberry Fields forever. π
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Wow! A Beatles comparison. My life is completed. π
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Thank you
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