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"By nature,
we are all political animals."
I deem this norm-owl, for my ears
listen in earnest dog-mantic predictions
which stretch out pass the fiscal cliff;
like an ELE-infant based upon distance.
Abandoning divinity for Maud-lien attempts
to reduce pressure through oppression - tense;
like a turtle shell. . . coral-lading communes
in prides of prancing ant-elopes.
'Tis his-story acquaint to the oystered-us
in speech, in skill and in pursuits of free. . .
dumb. Chirped from post-poaching sea-sons
hunting up for those who mar-sue, people.
Charlie fox-plot towards the pleasure
mauling - hue-main Hun-duress;
disowning. Rich, you-all for inclination,
the bare-inn, ripe with cent-impede. . .
Petraeus, animals have linear currency
to the kings and queens of sanity.
we are all political animals."
I deem this norm-owl, for my ears
listen in earnest dog-mantic predictions
which stretch out pass the fiscal cliff;
like an ELE-infant based upon distance.
Abandoning divinity for Maud-lien attempts
to reduce pressure through oppression - tense;
like a turtle shell. . . coral-lading communes
in prides of prancing ant-elopes.
'Tis his-story acquaint to the oystered-us
in speech, in skill and in pursuits of free. . .
dumb. Chirped from post-poaching sea-sons
hunting up for those who mar-sue, people.
Charlie fox-plot towards the pleasure
mauling - hue-main Hun-duress;
disowning. Rich, you-all for inclination,
the bare-inn, ripe with cent-impede. . .
Petraeus, animals have linear currency
to the kings and queens of sanity.
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A True Failure?
Watch him run,
Watch him fall,
Watch him land on the ruins that were his life before.
Ever seen a true failure?
As they sink to the ground..
Taking his head in his weakened, glory stained hands,
The shattering ran through him,
Flooding his walls,
Knocking down doors
Till he quivered and screamed for no more.
The pain unbearable,
He drops to the floor,
His wound so deep, but never seen, so sore.
He picked up his ruins,
Stumbled and soared,
Picking up the pieces,
So heavy they made him fall.
Stand up,
No time to linger,
His tears of pain, sting, so bitter.
Forward just a little more,
Forward, he sees just a little more,
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i only asked for the end of the world
"i found shadows in the sun again,"
i looked at her
with a gleam of sarcasm in my eyes,
as she looked down with wind in her hair.
the night looked lovely on her.
the purple of post-nebula progression
it made her eyes look electric blue
though they were a soft green.
"i said, i found shadows on the sun again."
she'd never look up unless
she couldn't breathe and needed
to pull a sigh out of her butterfly winged lungs.
and that bothered me;
- she'd refuse to breathe
only because the air seemed
un-enough.
she'd give up so easily sometimes.
i run out of pretty things to say
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Less Than Lost
I tried finding it
in the hips of a
flight attendant
on the way to Buffalo.
I tried finding it
in the obscene
identical
rows of houses
outside Chicago.
In the petal
hair of girls
who do not
want me,
in the eyes of a
thousand hungry
dogs
older than I'll ever be.
In the feather rain
falling gentle,
consistent.
In fields of indian corn
unharvested
purple, yellow, blue,
yellow, red,
yellow.
On the backs of
freight trains, in
drugs and drugs.
I searched for it
in the flat, coastal
forever of Florida;
I searched for it in the
poetic types
and in the ridges
of my nails,
escape is
nowhere
to be
found
and
we
are
all
here.
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Hello everyone,
This piece is very heavy and was a delight to write. The premise is off of Aristotle's quote, "By nature, we are all political animals." And reaffirms the idea by showing us just how controlled by politics we are as a race.
The skill idea was to take words and use smaller words to create that word through mimicking its sound. This gave each word a double meaning along with a sense of freshness. I do hope you enjoy it.
The name comes from the idea that in the midst of depth and creation covered by the poem, there is always simplicity.
Title: Aristotle Got It Right
Written by: Tristan Cody.
Thank you for your time,
Tristan Cody.
This piece is very heavy and was a delight to write. The premise is off of Aristotle's quote, "By nature, we are all political animals." And reaffirms the idea by showing us just how controlled by politics we are as a race.
The skill idea was to take words and use smaller words to create that word through mimicking its sound. This gave each word a double meaning along with a sense of freshness. I do hope you enjoy it.
The name comes from the idea that in the midst of depth and creation covered by the poem, there is always simplicity.
Title: Aristotle Got It Right
Written by: Tristan Cody.
Thank you for your time,
Tristan Cody.
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