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2011, 6*, being, breathing, creativity, expectation, family, grain, happiness, Have, ideas, instinct, living, love, managerialism, music, poetry, reading, relaxation, satisfaction, sitting, striving, teaching, travelling, writing
sometimes
writing coagulates but mostly liquefies
ideas cog but mostly mutter
instinct reveals but mostly forgets
creation simplifies but mostly details
happiness relaxes but mostly doesn’t
love sees but mostly expects
satisfaction grains but mostly emulsions
sitting breathes but mostly strives
teaching turns but mostly gets gridlocked
music tunes but mostly beats
reading travels but mostly zigzags
poetry outsides but mostly decorates
family meets but mostly contacts
poems finish but mostly never know when to stop
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being wormhole: yet another sprain / of ‘Jingle Bells’ straining / to propagate yet another / tired Christmas spirit – … / ‘sanner clawsis coming t’ taunn – yeah’ in a / coffee shop with condensation / running off the snowflake transfers / and the iphone at the next table / talking how 50 means 900 a month – not worth / the drive (left his scarf behind – / collateral) … about my age
breathing wormhole: tong // len
creativity & teaching wormhole: irretrievable / breakdown / of marriage
family wormhole: tag cloud poem VII – form new freedom:
Have & living wormhole: 20th century / schzoid man
love wormhole: a gift
managerialism wormhole: poessay IX – … just saying, is all II
music wormhole: ‘the blues shifted …’
poetry wormhole: sunny morning
reading wormhole: I need to keep my eyes open / in meditation
sitting & writing wormhole: ‘hello old friend …’
travelling wormhole: Plumstead – Woolwich 121114
Sometimes I understand but mostly I feel ..
..I felt your poem..
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sometimes I write a poem to know that I feel … thank you for your collaboration
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The best poems, like this one, don’t stop because they keep going inside the reader’s mind ….
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well, just as Rudyard Kipling sometimes said – ‘just so’
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