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Obscure philosophical rambling by R. B. Stager

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  • Phonemes

    Living with Christian indigenous deciduous
    constituents inching in interestingness,
    increasing in forgiveness is principally innocent,
    a citizen implementing the civil principle
    of radically militant inclusivity.

    To be sweet, eaten, or equal, seen sneaking
    discretely beneath the concrete steeple,
    a people’s grievance,
    speaking of evil in secret.

    Concerning the herding
    of thirty Earth vermin
    learning of Dirty Ernest.

    Do you get awfully
    sauced often,
    slaughtering odd talk,
    an obnoxious but honest cop
    has got a hypothesis
    about your awkward boss’ lost
    property. It’s not complicated
    he dropped it on his awesome blog,
    taking ten minutes, tops. 

    Phonemes drop on these moms
    like three bombs seem like on
    a neat night but were we
    wrong for tightly writing a few free songs
    fighting light’s sight?

    A coded soda hold-up,
    with no guts, nuts
    and bolts cut slow,
    roughly stuck.

    An over-sized binder
    behind the rhymes
    bound by twine and time.

    Eight great creators have
    debated taking a shaken racist’s
    fate against bacon steak across the face,
    happily slapping a crappy rapper.

    Moving to truth’s
    groove, a youth’s behooving,
    such smoothness, rude prelude
    of future cool losing,
    soothing a toddler at two a-toothing.

    The cynical stigma of stickers and 
    bigger figures in pictures,
    sickeningly fixing Richter,
    remembering original constituency.

    Earthquake melting eternity
    of the durable mental entities
    dredging through nonsense
    trying to test poetic rhetoric
    by entering experimentalism
    at its best threads of competence.

    Tagged: poem

    Posted on October 12, 2012

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