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Saturday, 30 June 2012
The Foolishness of Plato
Go high above spiritual Himalaya
This is not the first time such craze
Proclamation has been made
Men have sold their all for dreams
Time has made fools of men
Yet the possibility remains until such time
The possibility remains hanging
Without a way of casting the wise aside
To honour greatness and mock stupidity
Dreams remain hanging, like an apple before fall
The last grain in the hourglass would tell
To make greatness of men it shall
Or show how foolish Plato was
Dreams remain hanging, like an apple before fall
The last grain in the hourglass would tell
To make greatness of men it shall
Or show how foolish Plato was
Friday, 29 June 2012
An English Weather Report
This is an English weather report
Brought to you by; the weather man is on strike.
There is a like for a dislike and a dislike for a like
To do with the English weather; a dislike a like
To do, to do, to do, to do, to do
My brolly out, to do, to do, to do; I say
If frustration had its way
To crack a whip, it would without hesitation
Of course it would do, without contemplation
On the backside of the weather's play
Hmm, I guess that would
Just mean more tears on sensitivity
The weather is just too hypersensitive
With tear drop so frequent, call on encore
But for most part, it does not pour
Not like it does with the hyperactive rush
Of the tropics with sentiments so strong
Best advice, be advised; escape from its way
Gently, gently, subtle to do, to do, to do
A like of a dislike and a dislike of a like
O rainy England, to do, to do, to do, to do
What am I to do, to do, with you
Brought to you by; the weather man is on strike.
There is a like for a dislike and a dislike for a like
To do, to do, to do, to do, to do
If frustration had its way
Of course it would do, without contemplation
Hmm, I guess that would
The weather is just too hypersensitive
But for most part, it does not pour
Of the tropics with sentiments so strong
Gently, gently, subtle to do, to do, to do
O rainy England, to do, to do, to do, to do
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Bingo On The Jeremy Kyle Show
Who will claim this ownership and be known
Who will come with basket full of goodies to outdoorBut before claim, who holds in hands apologise
For the disrespect; of owning before given
Who will come with name in mind
And say this is mine, I am here to claim Who is brave enough to pull his own
His head above the parapet from hearing calls Gone are the days of rendezvous and delight
Praying the sun goes down and make darkness hello Your companion a party to the crime as crime
As one of many, uninvited to open house the pleasure But who will lay claim of the burden
Such weight brings as responsibility holds Where are the chaps with voices loud
Who once marked spots and claimed territory strong Are we to DNA test, on Jeremy Kyle before disclosure
Before cowards will announce their names from hide Who is Bingo, my canine’s baby father to be
Many that barked to celebrate entry On occasion activity stack jointed, w' troubles of departure
Who is my Bingo's baby father; I want a name Picture by: Alex Kisilevich
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
My Bird's Flight
Boarders cutting across webscape are made void
Where commentary is made for free surf But with the tender hooks held of what is known
After freedom is given, we still opt for safe grounds
My locality is still my locality regardless But I have been to many foreign lands before
On Google Street maps, oh and few islands dotted
On the ocean breeze as paradise set in Bali With coconut a’ white sands, I have seen the Caribbean
I have been to Alaska before, as cold as shiver
And with polar bears and Eskimos I have sat on a sledge to slide, glide the white snow
But more done usual on surfs my surf spots
Are always somewhere nearby on the grid, Bristol Like Africa the savannah, so familiar in looks to relate
With Google, street view eye, to give bird eye view
My home and places I have visited in person before
Are always strangly the places I frequent most
Like a bird with recurrent visits
To places well known, free but with tender hooks held
As familiar of what is known, as safe grounds
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Concept and Meaning
Do you think, dogs and cats
Parrots; pets alike of "rare" selected fortunate few
Consider themselves privileged
Enough to be snobbish with nose high to commoners
To have characters of class and caste
Against others that walk the roads in day and night
Neglected, put down and destroyed by massacre called mercy
Because no one came to claim as loved nigh free-spirit
No pet insurance to cover cost
Of medical bills nor comfy bed rest as warmth
Relish the chance of whole grounds built
Estate of will, being left to her advantage feline
Will she, does she; feel honoured as an aristocrat
Or made to look stupid, to justify such claim
Never mind that of humanity mirrored
Nor those close to the homeless stray
Concept and meaning
If I through a coin what end will land to decide fate
Labels:
Humanity,
Philosophy of Logic,
Politics,
Social Commentary
Monday, 25 June 2012
Our worth in salt
So good to be believed in
But regardless, regardless
As stands we take, here we draw a line
You cannot deny us the essence we hold
And think ill of our dreams so strong
To think you weild in holding hands
Enough dark fate to bring death to growth
On seedlings we keep in the greenhouse nurtured
Watered, and so dearly, much, much cared for
Do you not know that death, in its full glory
Does not become of all with life
Even after bush fire's rage
How else do you think life evolved
After the death of the dinosaur
And whatever caused such trend
I have come to know of you
Of your acid tongue, observed
I have seen you burn a few, as witness
To know what most you take delight in
To relish in the fall of good men
By your scant scandal;
We sprinkle salt on our door steps
We sprinkle salt to ward off
To uphold our worth in salt
Sunday, 24 June 2012
The Mob's Call
The words that thinkers loud in me
Illusive eureka moment, momentarily with sparkle
Illusive eureka moment, momentarily with sparkle
Holds me down like the mob with connections
Serving a protection racket enforced
Sending me on a course close to insanity
For a pen and a paper cannot sit idle
Long enough without my inscription scribble
To off load and fill a sense of relief, brief
Absent realism, escape this unwanted
In search of immortality as legacy dreamt of
As trade to give this present day as pay cheque
As an exchange to a loan from a loan shark
Wanting pay before returns of investment
So passion, addiction, obsession
All come in, to claim a part of the day
While the rest of day becomes loose change
In days dream, the mobs keep calling
My addiction is relentless
Labels:
philosophy,
Poetry,
Short story,
Social Commentary
Saturday, 23 June 2012
Friday, 22 June 2012
Doodling
If I have to
And I already did do before
I already did to
So I already done to
I run a mile on walk
To find my rhythm
Calories I burn to
How do I find what words
To rhyme with
In chapters of verses
I am just going to
Put it down to doodling
Scrap paper works of doodling
I know chaos eventually
Finds pattern in lines
To form order, I am just doodling
Thursday, 21 June 2012
Labyrinth; Life's codes
Codes, numbers and mathematical equations
Symbols, rational and irrational, even and odds
Clockwise and anti-clockwise, short cuts
Round a merry go round, round in circles
Jumping, hanging, singing rhymes
Crossroads, alley ways and roads stretched straight
Junctions, traffic, collusion, and near misses
Close call, escape, void, options, commit
Foresight, visions, blind, light, darkness
Occupation, doubt, brave, confidence, fluke
Losers, winners, avenues of entry
Choices we make, through the labyrinth paths
One rule; press your thumb imprint at birth
To start the game of life; go!
Fastened Parachutes
Dreams alternate realities
Concept, visions and surrealism
Altered transpiring translucent sights
Abstract notions enforcing angles
Last night, I dreamt I jumped in parkour
From a roof top unto the grounds below
Then the grounds gave in, caved in
Such intense physical feeling of being absorbed
I went through the earth solid each layer
Then suddenly through the clouds I appeared
And there I was, falling from the sky
With g-force and vertigo so vivid in perception
Bizarre irrational plunging at sensation
So tonight I have got myself a parachute, fastened
Try me tonight, with fall or bury
Try me tonight, with a parachute fastened I come ready
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
A Forrest Gump
I am at a pivot of equilibrium constantly
Rotating through the spins of gravity
On my balancing act, serving as a coil
In the mechanism of my throttle against "hamper"
And this way, and that way; onward advancing
I am but "pulverizing" through sides wobbly with stride
Constantly establishing a’ reassigning against "taunts" battle
My notion and belief in the chalices of fate
A paradox exercise of undertaking
Brave like a lion and without
While breath bequest me a life to live
I will always be rotating through this spin
To a destination fostered laid to attain
Forrest Gump be my guide
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Palm Reading
I opened my palms smooth
To a palm reader on a foggy day
Who took lines in my palm
And cast a rough lenient spell on me
Why did I open my palms
To a gypsy palm reader in a tent
On a day that held
My birth right of passage
On a day open doors laid bare
Lack of closure to the spirit world
I opened my palms wide
To a palm reader, who cast a spell on me
But then she missed a line, my struggle strive
Faint but relevant, she missed my abundance line
Monday, 18 June 2012
A Country Called Wales
I lost my way on a hitch hikers guide strolling
Through the valleys of Wales to Pen castle and beyond
Where signages change in wording just past the seven bridge
None the wiser another country I found myself roaming
No ceremonial gestures to announce my arrival
Into this new world of enigma unknown heritage to be found
Cymru a word pronounced pre-announced
As the welsh of natives sang their anthem loud
Comes Tom Jones, Charlotte Church's angel voice
And the male voice choir echoing the land
Miners of coal fire, on the land of the red dragon
On flags of flames they soar, Wales of Cymru
Sunday, 17 June 2012
My Hero Is My Father
A voice that tingles to awaken the in side of me
Like a spiritual calling, back to my instinct hear
To strive on journeys through forests and hills
Valleys and deserts, seeking my establishment
Father the propeller of my drive, one-half of a parent
My hero of inspiration you provide belief
My reference call, my ambition sight
My adoration with thumbs up to say with pride
"Son I am proud of you"
Father I am glad you are
And to you this day stands
And to you a Father's day to celebrate
Saturday, 16 June 2012
Friday, 15 June 2012
St. Catherine At Court
Clifton will always be of royal
The host of Bristol; oh Britania
Like the Queen's finest
Jewellery crowned on the hill
Oh grace Alexandria of old Greek
King Costus and Queen Sabinella
Today your very own sits
On the hills of Clifton, sighting view
At assemble with Wills memorial
If there was a building, to stand as royal, oh hail
Oh saint of Catherine I am in your court
Do you know your essence; Joan of Arc named you
Office windows and office doors revolving
In comes, out goes; your crusade to venture
Pitched in Clifton, Britania oh glory St. Catherine
To be the crown on the hill that stands
The host of Bristol; oh Britania
Like the Queen's finest
Jewellery crowned on the hill
Oh grace Alexandria of old Greek
King Costus and Queen Sabinella
Today your very own sits
On the hills of Clifton, sighting view
At assemble with Wills memorial
If there was a building, to stand as royal, oh hail
Oh saint of Catherine I am in your court
Do you know your essence; Joan of Arc named you
Office windows and office doors revolving
In comes, out goes; your crusade to venture
Pitched in Clifton, Britania oh glory St. Catherine
To be the crown on the hill that stands
Thursday, 14 June 2012
A Miracle In Temple Quay
On the roof top at the No. one square
Temple Quay where locations are set
Seeing breath distance from the train station
Temple Mead; where work men and women
Gallavant at a pace set in motion
Only privileged to the week day's hustle
And just before 0900 and 1730 with starbuck cups
To and fro, to earn their keep
Hunters in suits and ties, in office blocks
"Tic, toc, tic, toc, Burry on the hurry, harry"
Here where nature is altered
And the trees that grounds, what few stands
Are positioned and assigned by architecture
"Placed to stand no higher than prescribed"
And on the roof top, a miracle at No. one the square
A life takes form to perfection of nature
Repeated over the millenia as constant
Hoovering up above on protection duty
The seagulls warns off, intruders to alarm
From what miracle of life they nest
On this busy patch of concrete architecture
Where man runs in chase of time
Nature just carries on with miracles, regardless
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
A Complex Simple Matter
Subject to an opinion an eye sees
Subject to the fact that hose pipes lay empty
And the grass turns brown in protest-station
Subject to there being a lack of
Gosh!! aqua pulled a Houdini on grass
Subject, subject, to the scenario laid
A conundrum besiege thee
Wise men gathered "taken" to court
Called upon to manifest meaning
As the tap laid open with frustration
At the end no flow of riches
Co-meth hose pipe empty to spray
So what gives; are we to sacrifice again
To serve the gods, "the gods"
How many more times, to serve the gods
Some meat from farms
Are meant for feed of feast
At the king's court, so what gives
So what gives, between farm lands
And the fountain of river flow
Why is the hose pipe empty
On observation the child of young
Spots a cut in the hose pipe before grass lands
But the wise of old would not lend ears to hear
The wise of old, in the king's court, privileged and "cling"
As such they were all sacrificed to serve the gods
Labels:
Philosophy of Logic,
Short story,
Social Commentary
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
A Shark Attitude
I am like a shark, built like a shark
If I am not pushing past, dynamic speed
The norm with vigour and fight of a warrior
With confidence mixed in fuel of strive
Like a high breed, built for the course
Speed lane, salt lake, land records
To walk gallantly on ropes
Like a circus performer with tricks
Believing in his own hype to walk on water
Then I will slowly fade
Shadows into procrastination
Sunk into the depths of despair
With frustration anchoring
Heavy to the sea bed, like a debt collector's grip
Fed on, by the fish vultures of the sea
I am like a shark
If I do not swim, I will drown
With closed gills I will drown, drown I say
Monday, 11 June 2012
The Second Wind
Many a phrase to have known
When I was a child, as young as a child
When I was a child, many a phrase I knew
Many a phrase I knew in notions
When I was a child, when I was a child
And they all came in poems I did rhyme to
On the play ground, jumping hops and singing to
Many a phrase in poems I knew, I knew
Like Peter piper, Jack and Jill and pop goes the weasel
But as an adult, in adulthood, I learnt of "the second wind"
Wait and hold back for "the second wind"
Half way through comes "the second wind"
It is said that, one has to wait, and hold on
Go past, close to giving up, reach out
At the junction of perseverance
Past the notion of doubtful thought
Incomes "the second wind", "the second wind"
Sports men and women knows best of "the second wind"
As an adult I came to know of "the second wind"
This far gone, here comes "the second wind"
What gives, what gives, its "the second wind"
Sunday, 10 June 2012
EL - Turn the Lights Down (Official Video)
Okay another Ghanaian artist with a versatility to admire
With a 25 track album to match. Parental advice is given as a
caution, but nothing too explicit to the young adult and the young
at heart.
Enjoy the Music Video and get the album from the link given below
This would be a good buy.
http://elrepgh.bandcamp.com/album/something-else
With a 25 track album to match. Parental advice is given as a
caution, but nothing too explicit to the young adult and the young
at heart.
Enjoy the Music Video and get the album from the link given below
This would be a good buy.
http://elrepgh.bandcamp.com/album/something-else
A Secret Box
Letters and poems kept in an old box
I have scribbled on paper a dozen times
A thousand letters and poems I wrote
Folded in an old box, a thousand words
Painted on a canvas, inscriptions of you
Evoking a mask of emotions so strong
With some addressed, letters I wrote
A thousand others with a name in mind
With some posted, yet never delivered
With some un-addressed a thousand
Still always with a name in mind
Lost in transit sometime before dawn
Under my bed post, on old emotions recurring
I have written a thousand poems, in a secret box
A thousand love letters, all addressed to you
But I am forbidden to reach out to you
Forbidden to ever mention thy name
For my love has been rejected by you
And all the letters I once sent out
Have all been marked return to sender
Stamped with a seal of rejected post
I have an old box a secret old box
With letters and poems I wrote to you
I have under my bed a secret old box
Saturday, 9 June 2012
Friday, 8 June 2012
River Crossing
Since the world is with mystery
And a whole lot in happening
Is never explained with answers known
Left to superstition to draw lines
Of assumed analogy, conclusion, regardless
Something to fit, a square in a round hole, "shapes"
A wise man is seen crossing a river
At its lowest tide with a step over, that simple
He comes back to find the river on high tide, "opened taps"
Would he swim, canoe, bridge, raft; or say
The gods have refused me passage
This river is not to be crossed, until the gods give way
Food for thought, exploring concepts
To digesting minds, pouring libations
Do not anger the gods, "dear friend"
Thursday, 7 June 2012
What is Photoshop
Pictures say a thousand words
But always referenced to a state
The author of the pix, like; history, fiction
To know his ideological stand
Before taking pixels as gospel fact
Seen with my own eyes, as evidence
In war and peace as war be
And stories they tell in history books
As facts on the ground, to swear by it
Photoshop is best at infidelity
This fiddling, tweaking away with
Touch to perfection's vanity
Gullible, gullible, please
Be advised, readily, gallantry
Walk as follower to the cause
And the subject, and the subject
Well the subject, is rather with a pose
Light, camera, action, retake
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