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3 poems of August 14, 2008

1. 

Talk Is Cheap

Talk Is Cheap


Are you quite comfortable now Missy?
Well yes and no, you know how it is.
I do?
You should.
You're that voice in my head and I seem to
be quite intimate with you, or more precisely,
you with me, you even sleep with me and you've
seen me naked from the very start.
O yeah
I keep forgetting about that.

But you have a point to this particular conversation
today, yes? Well. Yes. And no. There's no point to
any of this is there? Any of what my dear?
All this thinking and talking. Hmmm. Except for
doing some simple computations most folks have
not developed this art-form. I'm quite fond of you,
really,
however, you have taken this beyond the beyond, and
you're so far *out there* people think you're a bimbo.
hehehe. That's my son's endearing name for me since he
was a young teen. So tell me Dearie, where has all this
thinking gotten you? Well it's not really the thinking that
*gets* me, it's my feelings and then thinking about my feelings;
I've been wondering, do most people think about their feelings?
How, the hell am I supposed to know? You read enough shit,
don't you? Well... yes.... I suppose that could be a problem.
As a matter of fact it is problematic sometimes, there's wayyyyy
too many voices in my head now.

Time for a break. Yeah. Nice chatting with you. Talk to you later,
Yeah. If the incoming line is still connected, we never have to think
about the outgoing one.

2.

Sartre Leaves


Sartre wrote about
No Exists
while a lotus flower silently
listens
polar bears can not
float in a vast ocean
with no place to roam
humans can not live
without love,
by bread alone

from where does all this sorrow come?
where does the dove fly with
olive branch descend?

Quote the raven "Nevermore",
plucking out the eyes of those
who will never see the truth,

never hold a leaf against the light,
the play is finished, go home.

Amen.


3.

For S…

 

 

 

How deep is the colourless ocean
when the warm sand lies
beneath our feet?

How far does your voice carry
in the still of night
on the other side
of I?

How high is the moon

we move
with child-like fingers?

We have no homes now,
silk-skinned Vagabonds
in Sacred Poems

we gather,

like starlight

in
an oasis of dreams,


fierce Lovers.





 





— Kailashana, Aug 16, 2008

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themoonman

themoonman

17 years 9 months ago

Anna...

you never dissapoint me.. your words are so real to me they are like a fresh wind blowing by soothingly comforting... and damn good too... Richard
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barbsdad2003

17 years 9 months ago

Sorry.

I'm in a hurry, so I'll just slap you upside the head with a five-vote ... and run away. With ongoing appreciation, Chuck
Kailashana

Kailashana

17 years 9 months ago

Ok, tag you’re it, Chuck.

Ok, tag you're it, Chuck. Meaning to ask about your picture. I remember the deep forests in Germany, always had a strong tie with Nature, I can sense things like an animal. You? ~A
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barbsdad2003

17 years 9 months ago

I'm happy to ...

confess ... that animals are my favorite relatives. And yes, I possess what's usually termed a woman's intuition, but some may see aspects of animal intuition. I make friends easily with nonhuman critters. Yours, Chuck PS: My present profile pic was taken in the wilds of Oregon's Tillamook County. And prob'ly within a hundred yards of where an uncle of mine systematically shot four pups, their eyes barely open, as they crouched awkwardly within three feet of me ... when I was four years old.
yenti

yenti

17 years 9 months ago

X 3 Even

Good Idea to have 3 looked at in one go, there a balance can be maintained, Quite refreshing to hear one talk to that inner voice, these things can be expanded by you, thanks for putting them on paper, Yours, Yenti
Kailashana

Kailashana

17 years 9 months ago

It is quite strange, on the

It is quite strange, on the average I write 3 poems a day. And they do form some kind of bridge, usually by the end of the day, it all makes sense. By then a lot of water is waded through, if not crossed ;-) ~A