They’re the ‘crazy’ ones, in a sense. The one’s who know that it’s all just a fun kind of messed-up, jovial game of play-pretend. Best enjoy it that way seeing as that’s what all the bloody famous quotes tell us to do anyhow, and see however the chips fall 🍟 I’d be inclined to personally gravitate toward(towards?!) conversations that have little to nothing to do with a person’s job, unless of course they REALLY love it, a person’s utter curiosity for all things happening about them. But, mainly… for me it’d have to be the conversations about absolutely bloody anything-goes. Whatever. Whenever. I’d happily stay awake for ten weeks on-end, chatting about it all- watch and listen to that other person make a difference to my view on things. That person is the one who absolutely informs the scribbles. Really, I don’t actually know entirely how that happens as I’ve never sat down and taken the time to think about it. Probably because I’d just end-up getting too bored too fast anyway. But, yeah, it’s very hard for me to write a poem-piece minus the addition of a character. I’ve tried and it just tends to lend itself far too much toward(towards?! 😆)… preacher-y shite. I’ve no interest in that cos, basically, I know sweet f-all about that kinda stuff. Except perhaps how to stitch and bead certain words together. Maybe that’s my lot. And that particular lot somehow came along and blew my mind. So.. does that mean that I am simultaneously blowing my own mind while it use it to write, in a sense?! Is that not the most self-absorbed thing ever 😆 Naaaah, my particular situation and how the scribbles came about is waaaaay more complex and fundamental to me than that for it to be egotistical. Sure I’m my own harshest critic. Had to be. HAVE to still be. Always will be. I’ve gone waaaaaay to far now to ever even wish to go back with it. Conversations though. 🤔
Poetry Themes
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- Mental Health(167)
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Recent Poems
- “He’s Been Watching Wildfires Burn Inside Of His Antagonised Eyes”
- ‘Standing Alone With Absolute Silence One Of A Kind’
- “The Weight Of Her Sensational Imagination”
- ‘Iconoclastically Happy’
- ‘Selfishly Self-Antagonised PeOpLe Of Perishing Priority’
- ‘With A H-E-A-V-I-E-R HEAD THAN HELL, Some People Merely DaNcE To Survive!’
- ‘Hmm’
- ‘Coincidences That Consider Themselves Justifiably Methodical Sometimes’
- ‘Til Death Do Us Part: “Is This Our Sharpening Sense Of Sophistication?”
- ‘Artist hours’
- ‘There IS No Game’
- Aims
- Imagining The Unimagined: He Did This To Show Us What Was Waiting(begins ocd Eyes)
- “With Green Shoes And A Musical Mind She Happened To Be A Momentary Masterpiece”
- “Just A Manic Mirror Of Themselves”
- “This Smile Of His Which Matches Her Cry For Credible Credence”
- A Signature of San Francisco: “A Man Built To Breathe Upright & Improper”
- ‘Art’
- ‘Remembering Rembrandt’
- Nash & ‘Company’
- “Utterly Nonplussed About His Sense of Scintillated Brilliance”
- “A Slave to the Rhythm of Interpretation”
- “A Slave to the Rhythm of Interpretation”
- ‘Demons At Dawn’
- ‘Saltzmanschule Schnepfenthal’
- “They’ve Been Caught Rotten And There’s No Way Back”
- “One OF A Kind Always”
- ‘A Blurred Line Between Procrastination And Commonplace Composure’ – under construction midst style-change
- “These Characters Are Having The Time”
- “The Focus Is Perfectly Askew And It’s Been Asking For Their Tumult Of Time”
- “The Zen Is In Her Pen”
- ‘The Smile That Told A Thousand Inner-ward Stories’
- “They Sat With THIS!!?”
- “These Ballet Dancers Carry With Them: A Wildfire In Their Eyes And An Adolescent And Bruised Breath”
- “In The Midst Of Winter-Time, She Found There To Have Been(inside-of-her-mind), An Invincible Summer”
- A Canvas That Cannot Release An Artist’s Sense Of AgItAtEd Ease: “Sending Themselves Mental To Appear Transcendental”
- “i REALLY dON’T minD So mUCH ANYMORE!”
- “Deep Breath Now, Dickheads: Stopping To Boast, They Lose The Most”
- ‘A Lottery Of Layabout People’
- ‘An OverSurge Of Electrically Enhanced EmOtIoNs’
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