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Metaphysical Crutch
By: Dorothy Marie on 10/22/2001; 8:24 PM


Two eyes- one glares down upon itself relentlessly
analyzing and exposing all emotions and desires
that whet its lust for a sinful humanity.

Two eyes- one shields itself relentlessly
from the heated passion the other sees
becoming enveloped in its cold innocence.

What apocolypse will befall those lustfull creatures-
boiling in their own red blood- befall those sheltered beings-
frigid in their darkly specled stones- when their eyes become blind.

A third eye- the blind visionary that sees all
lust and innocence as it exists in the consummate
perfection of the circular motion that is life.



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RE: Metaphysical Crutch
By: Sam Marston on 1/19/2001; 11:41 PM

Dorothy, thats creepy close...

Im not sure what you meant it to mean...

But when I read your words...

I have hard times dealing with your poem... my feelings for the last three years put in a few simle verses.. everything, all encompassingly....

I cant take a reflection like that

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RE: Metaphysical Crutch
By: Chie Theresa Fujioka on 1/22/2001; 8:30 PM

Hey do-t
do you notice your poetry often resolves to a circular/life pattern eastern style theme?? weird man. I'm the japanese one here ;)

anyway, that's like a pure dose of concertrated thought in a single espresso injection.

IV!

Please don't lose that butt!

"A sense of humor doesn't mean the ability to tell jokes or make wisecracks. It's a sense of proportion and the courage to smile. It's the ability to take yourself and your problems with a grain of salt, the ability to smile at yourself and the world as well." - John Luther

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