Saturday, November 12, 2016

Lead Us Not, Into Temptation


Lilacs in winter, turn white, autumn is the bearer of change.
Whispering waters shout, vices, are made up! 
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Prayers on Sunday, Tibetan gong, Mao Zedong. 
Our shadows are our religion our religion is our song.
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Pushed to an edge, sharp, like Occam’s razor.
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Flesh is too precious to cut.
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 Human existence is common, like a penny on the ground.
Walk any street U.S.A, pennies on floor, rain gutter, and beggar’s cup.
On those pennies, Abe Lincoln, honest Abe; shot in the back for all his slaves.
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Emancipation, frail like an egg, laid in open air.
Too much is assumed, too much is consumed. 
The climax and the end. 
I bear my cross.
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 I ask the dead souls; give me guidance. 
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Aristotle created the modern world.
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Fascinating, how nature does nothing in vain.
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 I eat my emotions and crave their sunrise.
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Cui bono?
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 Van Gouge, 
an artist, 
slept on straw.
He gave his privilege 
and 
learning to the souls that warmed the earth.
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When is the last time, you, were in a coal mine? 
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How black are your lungs?
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How white is your soul?
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The dust of the Earth is made of the bodies of old.
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Why has man become blind with eyes of grey?
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Marble stones, calcified flesh.
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 I Oedipus, noble king blinded by dagger.
Dangle fingers from withered hands!
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Watching, for mercy in all my darkness.
For justice is blind. 
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Her scales balance eternity. 
 Man is blind and knows nothing of life before his birth. 
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 I Oedipus, premature homunculus, a gods dream and humor. 
Anger is a recognizable song, for, what disaster am I prepared?
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Urim and Thummim glow bright.
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At morn they are in front, the climax and the end, in the eve they are behind.
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All of life is a shadow and I man stumble with no sight.  
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Fin