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TomMsG
Mon 21 Jun 2010 - 17:34  

Poetry has had me by the short and curlies these past few days... These are two responses to Tags by Daniel Yaryan...

Once upon a time Circus © tom odegard 6/20/10

We can smell the mix of dung,
straw, popcorn, and candy apples,
see the brilliant green chameleons for sale,
to one side of the gorilla's cage -
was he from the Colorado school of Mines
working his way through or was that Mind?
You can never be sure you are out of the big tent
even when you see it coming down after dark
surrounded by burly men in shadows, sackcloth,
bundling the canvas onto flatbeds;
ministers, preachers to elephants, trapeze artists,
and those multiple affronts to the binary: freaks.
Still freaks, we recognize our home by the smell,
the warm dark of others like us, holding us,
in the compost horse_apple, ticket_wrapper dust
even as the carnies give us our cut and help
those of us who need it.
Up close humans are all the same
desperately needing self - love - and
love from some acceptable other -
so we kill for it - kill everything alive
or long dead and pour it into the air.
Humans en mass? Ha! Suicides.

Circus Song © tom odegard – 6/21/10

Don’t be kiddin’ me honey ain’t no Circus in the Real
the mind’s full of candy canes and money on the wheel
grandiloquent magnanimity makes Bozos of us all
so the Zoot Suit Leader like the rest of us will fall.

Soon the muzak squeaks Jimi’s Star Spangled tunes
while the horses jump arabesques upon poltroons
there’ll be mind slaughtered veterans waving the flag
as the carnies run the marks through a flat for a gag.

Yes you can’t beat illusions for entertainment's sake
you can’t deny beliefs by reasonable restraints
you might take a flyer at tyranny and shame
but the odds say you’ll fail cause everyone’s insane.

Refrain:
You can search this weird from stem to stern
you can be a patriot, a tea man, or a turd
but you’ll never find the outside of this circus train
'les you look inside your bias and trim your brain.
galens47
Mon 21 Jun 2010 - 17:10  

Thank you Gina and others!

It was quite a cathartic experience and it loosened up a big plug.

This is a prime example of what I do. I'm a problem solver: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_solving

This comes to me naturally and yesterday's release was one of many I feel knocking at my heart. Each time I do a task like this one it gets me closer to my destination or as one said out of the tunnel.

Yesterday was such an amazing day I am so honored to have had the shared experience with you guys. We felt like a cohesive group reinforcing feelings and ideas and each doing a part of the dance that lead us to where we are now. if this was our first dance I am looking forward to our next!

Love,

Galen/Juniper
Gina
Mon 21 Jun 2010 - 4:23  

Here it is many thanks to Galen for finding a way .

http://www.thestranger.com/images/blogimages/2010/06/16/1276740688-yang_felsen_poppas_2007.pdf

http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/fetishes-i-dont-get/201006/can-you-hear-us-now
galens47
Sun 20 Jun 2010 - 16:33  

Hello Tom/MsG,

The paper is written, my posts leading up to this point. I dont have the patience to whack them apart and stuff'em back together. If you or anyone have that level of patience please be my guest. You will be one of its authors. PM me if this is your thing, we can get published today.

What is flowing out of me here and other sites is stream of consciousness, I don't usually write other than that, this is my medium. Emails are too but I treat them as more of a letterwriting piece that takes deeper focus than I give at work. I have auto drafting setting on my email that saves the draft every minute or so and I usually take many drafts before I figure out who to send it to. A good one may take days to get written, like the one I just mailed to the Kaiser Geneticist they assigned me to.

He got sacked in no uncertain terms.

Cheers,

Galen
galens47
Sun 20 Jun 2010 - 16:25  

Hello All,

The reporting that needed to get done is taken care of. Please put on your rain gear, poo will be falling out of the sky tomorrow.

Cheers,

Galen