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Post-PsychicCommentary Upon Speedreading The Abridged "Paradise Lost"(Milton)
whether [it] be a
turgid (metaphorian) heart cry
ing out(loud) for it's fail'ure,
or,
some'one ass like me's,
flavid farte
flying out(loud), losing it's
golden glow as
it encounters
at'mo'sphere,
'it' is an obvious no-thing to worry up'on.
grosser Things will doubtless take our places
on thee
unidirectionally erected rock'itShippe to Hebbin....
such all ways is the conkerring of the TrueBelief,
no falser than me sayin eye'm You, tho eye see
perfect for clear that yOur eyes are not mine,
but still but still but still(&all)wee look in
the same d'lusion mirror to see thee same d'lusion
just different, delusorily, as form form form has
no unific directory wit which to verify it's unique,
terminal proportion[s]....so again, 'it' must be
slathered[in]d'lusio'd truebelief for it's own
att-
empted
rectification unto/into an IyamGod rapt'ure
that's gonna slap th'livinshit outta
it's(our)Own&Ownly sickly contrived, though
universal symmetry-of-self(ego!you fool!)
only for so'long as wee can keep 100's-of-1000's of our
globalEEEconomy , ironclad , freenterprize wor'ships
shitting (godd'know-what-is-in-it) Bilge into The Seas
at
any given moment
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2014dkzkpooms/FOTOriginale'd'mal:"O!Malisimo(MuyBien!)"By:dkzk
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Published 25th Nov 2014
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25th Nov 2014 11:23pm
"Word" to the wise. Beautiful, awesome, esoteric rendering measurement of endearment! (don't get me exaggerating; it's never ending)
26th Nov 2014 1:57am
26th Nov 2014 00:08am
I used to condemn Milton at
school for being a humourless
read, but I've just discovered
his limericks...
"there once was a thing called temptation,
that occupied most of the nation,
but we puritans said
that we'd rather be dead,
and settled for such contemplation..."
not one of his best, of course...
school for being a humourless
read, but I've just discovered
his limericks...
"there once was a thing called temptation,
that occupied most of the nation,
but we puritans said
that we'd rather be dead,
and settled for such contemplation..."
not one of his best, of course...
26th Nov 2014 1:59am
26th Nov 2014 1:02am
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